British Crown Jewels The Sceptre Miniature Set, Hand Made in UK by Crowns&Regalia, Studded with Swarovski Elements
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- The gold and enamelled Sovereign's Sceptre with the Dove is placed in the Sovereign's left hand during the Coronation ceremony. Made for Charles II in 1661, it is 43.5 inches long and at the top is a cross of gold surmounted by a blueish white enamel dove with outstretched wings. The stem is partially enamelled, set with 199 diamonds, 58 rubies, 10 emeralds and 4 sapphires. It has been used at every Coronation since 1661, and it has remained almost completely unaltered.
- The Sceptre with the Cross was made for Charles II in 1661 by Robert Vyner, and has served at every Coronation since. Symbolising the Sovereign's temporal power under the cross of his or her people, it is placed in the Sovereign's right hand during the Coronation ceremony. It weighs 1LB 12oz and is 36.5 inches long, made of 18 carat gold. It is set with 272 diamonds, 25 rubies, 1 sapphires and 12 emeralds in enamelled scrolls.
- The replicas are Lead Free Pewter and contain Swarovski Elements.
- This product comes with a Gift box and romance story card.
