File talk:Imperial Crown Heraldry.svg

This looks like a misunderstanding. There is an Imperial State Crown, yes indeed, but that is a different design. It has been worn by Charles III at his coronation. It is a large crown with more arches and fabulous gems like the cullinan , the Stuart saphire and the large red Black Princes' ruby, actualy a spinel. Ql This drawing is the so called "Tudor crown". It does not exist in real life. It is a heraldic device, a crown that only exists as a drawing. It has been used a lot as a symbol of royal authority, on stamps, documents etcetera, but imperial? An imperial crown? I doubt it... it is, as I understand it, "just" the Tudor crown.

Is this name correct

isn't this the heraldic Tudor Crown? There is an Imperial State Crown but that is very different. Robert Prummel (talk) 04:45, 8 September 2024 (UTC)