royal regalia
Monarch's ceremonial symbols
Royal regalia are the ceremonial objects symbolizing a monarch's authority and sovereignty—crowns, scepters, orbs, thrones, and similar items used in coronations and state occasions.
The term emphasizes both the royal association and the collective nature of these objects: The Tower of London houses the British royal regalia.
Regalia alone can refer to any ceremonial dress or insignia, but royal regalia specifically denotes items belonging to or representing a crown.
- crown jewelsSovereign's ceremonial treasures
- scepterCeremonial staff of sovereignty
- maceBludgeon with flanged head
- mantleCovering or wrap
- coat of armsHereditary symbolic emblem
crown · imperial crown · orb · jeweled crown · coronation ceremony · state occasion · insignia · robe · purple velvet · ermine · ampulla · tiara · sovereign power · throne · anointing oil · ceremonial robes · banner · crest
- Ceremonial Attirewedding dress, bridal gown, tuxedo, graduation gown, cap and gown
- royal treasurescrown jewels, imperial crown, scepter, scepters, orb
- treasuretreasures, treasure trove, gold coins, jewels, doubloons
- treasuresjewels, gems, gold coins, crown jewel, artifacts
- ancient adornmentjade jewelry, gold ornaments, necklaces, bracelets, earrings
- ancient goldgold artifacts, aurum, gold trade, gold coins, bullion
royal regaliarags
Torn cloth pieces
everyday attire · plain clothes · tatters · sackcloth · street clothes