royal scepter
King's ceremonial rod
A royal scepter is a ceremonial staff carried by a monarch as a symbol of sovereign authority.
Typically ornate and topped with a symbolic emblem—a cross, orb, or eagle—scepters appear in coronations and formal state occasions.
The scepter represents the ruler's power to govern: The queen held the royal scepter throughout the ceremony.
Figuratively, it stands for kingship itself.
- crownSovereign's ornamental headpiece
- crown jewelsSovereign's ceremonial treasures
- throneCeremonial chair for sovereigns
- throne roomSovereign's formal audience hall
- orbLuminous celestial body
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