King Charles was crowned with the St. Edward Crown — but he left Westminster Abbey wearing a different headpiece Stephanie Petit is a Royals Editor, Writer and Reporter at PEOPLE. It's official ...

King Edward VIII was deeper in with the Nazis than ... exists to suggest the veracity of such claims. But The Crown shows the Duke attempting to minimize the significance of these missteps ...

St. Edward's Crown is the one the royals use at the moment of coronation. This crown was made for the coronation of King Charles II in 1661. For centuries, the crown lacked permanent jewels ...

One of the most important pieces in the collection, St. Edward’s Crown leaves the Tower of London only for coronation ceremonies. King Charles III wore the St. Edward’s Crown during his ...

King Charles and Queen Camilla sent a public birthday message to Prince Edward on Monday as he celebrated his 61st birthday. The royal couple shared their wishes on the official Royal Family social ...

It was also announced that King Charles will wear the St. Edward Crown at his coronation. In December, the crown left the Tower of London, where it is stored with the other Crown Jewels ...

From that point, with all principle claimants as his vassals, it did not matter who became king. Ultimately Balliol took the crown. Edward's subsequent heavy-handed treatment of the Scots ...

King Charles chose the rounded Tudor Crown for his royal cypher when he took the throne in 2022 - and it is being changed in places where his late mother's St Edward's Crown was shown. These ...

Harthacnut had named Magnus, King of Norway, as his successor. But when Harthacnut died, the English crown went to Harthacnut's Anglo-Saxon half-brother instead - none other than Edward the Confessor.