A look at the British Crown Jewels

Title: "British Crown Jewels - a Coronation Preview" superimposed on the regalia / The wedding procession of Elizabeth II, 11/20/1947 / CU the Crown of St. Edward slowly turns as it sits on a velvet pillow / the Archbishop of Canterbury holds cushions with the crown on top during the coronation of George VI in 1937 / A 'beefeater' (Yeoman Warder) holds the elaborate Sword of State and pulls it from its scabbard / CU the pommel / VS another official holds a different jewel-encrusted Sword of State, this one made for the coronation of George IV / CU precious gems on this Sword; the blade is removed from the scabbard, revealing elaborate decorations and inscription "IV" / The Gold Ampulla in the shape of an eagle, with the Coronation Spoon (used for anointing the monarch) below it / CU the eagle's head / The Sovereign's Scepter, Imperial State Crown, and the Sovereign's Orb displayed; the end of the scepter with a huge diamond, the Great Star of Africa / CU the Imperial State Crown rotates / ECU the Second Star of Africa (Cullinan II) diamond, set in the headband of the Crown, with the Black Prince's Ruby just above / rear shot portion of the royal procession during the coronation of George VI