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True stories about King Charles and Queen Camilla’s coronation crowns | New York Post
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1:13Now PlayingThe royal family’s crowns bear the weight of the monarchy’s centuries of history — not to mention jaw-dropping jewels. No wonder King Charles III will wear two of them for his May 6 coronation.
The one he will actually be crowned with is St. Edward’s Crown, which weighs a whopping five pounds and measures 12 inches in height.
One of the most important pieces in the Crown Jewels, it’s also an enduring symbol of the British monarchy: Imagery of St. Edward’s Crown is used across Britain and the Commonwealth for everything from police emblems to coats of arms.
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