Imperial State Crown Cross Brooch
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Imperial State Crown Cross Brooch
Item Ref: CR28215
Our price: £42.00
This is based on the top cross of the Imperial state Crown. The sapphire is taken from a ring reputed to be worn by Edward the Confessor. Original in the Jewel House.
Imperial State Crown Cross Ring
This ring is inspired by the motif appearinng just above the lower band of the Imperial State Crown.
Price: £42.00
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This ring is inspired by the motif appearinng just above the lower band of the Imperial State Crown.
Price: £42.00
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Imperial State Crown Cross Stud Earrings
These are based on the top cross of the Imperial state Crown.
Price: £52.00
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These are based on the top cross of the Imperial state Crown.
Price: £52.00
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Imperial State Crown Detail Brooch
This brooch is inspired by the motif appearinng just above the lower band of the Imperial State Crown.
Price: £52.00
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This brooch is inspired by the motif appearinng just above the lower band of the Imperial State Crown.
Price: £52.00
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Imperial State Crown Earrings
This set of jewellery is inspired by the motif appearing just above the lower band of the Imperial State Crown.
Price: £47.00
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This set of jewellery is inspired by the motif appearing just above the lower band of the Imperial State Crown.
Price: £47.00
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Imperial Russian Renaissance necklace
V&A Jewellery - Inspired from a cup and saucer manufactured by the Imperial Porcelain Factory in St.
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V&A Jewellery - Inspired from a cup and saucer manufactured by the Imperial Porcelain Factory in St.
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Imperial State Crown Collectors Stud Pin
Worn during the annual State opening of Parliament, it features Cullinan II, the second largest diamond in the world - 2005 being the 100th anniversary of the discovery of the diamond in South Africa.
Price: £35.00
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Worn during the annual State opening of Parliament, it features Cullinan II, the second largest diamond in the world - 2005 being the 100th anniversary of the discovery of the diamond in South Africa.
Price: £35.00
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Imperial State Crown Necklace
This set of jewellery is inspired by the motif appearing just above the lower band of the Imperial State Crown.
Price: £195.00
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This set of jewellery is inspired by the motif appearing just above the lower band of the Imperial State Crown.
Price: £195.00
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Imperial State Crown Cross Cufflinks
These are based on the top cross of the Imperial state Crown.
Price: £65.00
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These are based on the top cross of the Imperial state Crown.
Price: £65.00
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Imperial Russian Renaissance Bracelet
V&A Jewellery - Inspired from a cup and saucer manufactured by the Imperial Porcelain Factory in St.
Price: £37.27
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V&A Jewellery - Inspired from a cup and saucer manufactured by the Imperial Porcelain Factory in St.
Price: £37.27
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'Diamond' Crown Silver Toned brooch
Although taken from the Cypher of Empress Catherine, we can rename it the ‘diamond crown brooch’ and it would look nice in the Jewel House shop as a non-descript jewelled crown.
Price: £80.00
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Although taken from the Cypher of Empress Catherine, we can rename it the ‘diamond crown brooch’ and it would look nice in the Jewel House shop as a non-descript jewelled crown.
Price: £80.00
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St Edward's Crown Brooch
This crown is a beautiful pieces of jewellery cast in lead free pewter, gold toned and set with Swarovski Elements.
Price: £55.00
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This crown is a beautiful pieces of jewellery cast in lead free pewter, gold toned and set with Swarovski Elements.
Price: £55.00
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Queen Victoria's Bow Brooch
Bow brooches have been a popular design since the 1800's, and in May 1858 Garrard (the Crown Jewellers) made a set of three bow brooches, two large and one small, out of 506 diamonds supplied by Queen Victoria.
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Bow brooches have been a popular design since the 1800's, and in May 1858 Garrard (the Crown Jewellers) made a set of three bow brooches, two large and one small, out of 506 diamonds supplied by Queen Victoria.
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