royal insignia
Monarch's official symbols
Royal insignia are the symbolic objects and emblems that represent a monarch's authority and sovereignty.
These typically include crowns, scepters, orbs, robes, and thrones—items displayed during coronations and other state ceremonies.
The term also covers heraldic devices like coats of arms and royal standards that identify a particular monarchy.
The Tower of London houses the British royal insignia, including the Imperial State Crown.
- scepterCeremonial staff of sovereignty
- signet ringEngraved ring for stamping
- crestHighest point or tuft
- crown jewelsSovereign's ceremonial treasures
- emblemRepresentational sign or device
coat of arms · crown · imperial crown · diadem · orb · golden orb · badge · seal · ampulla · standard · mace · throne · throne room · tiara · medallion · blazon · heraldry · sovereign
- royal treasurescrown jewels, imperial crown, scepter, scepters, orb
- crown jewelscrown, crowns, scepter, scepters, tiara
- Early RomeRomulus, Remus, founding of Rome, founding myth, she-wolf
- Egyptian attirekhat, pleated dress, pleated skirt, linen dress, linen robes
- crown jewel exhibitionscrown jewels, scepter, orb, diadem, tiara
- Rwandan monarchy
royal insigniarags
Torn cloth pieces
work clothes · tatters · plain clothes · casual wear · street clothes