Introduction: Just like a watch symbolizes a man's identity, a crown also symbolizes the status of a princess. Let us *** with the Princess of the past years to see the stunning crown it! See what kind of status they occupy in the eyes of the world.

Just as a watch symbolizes a man's status, a crown symbolizes a princess's status. Let's take a look at some of the most beautiful crowns of all time! Let's take a look at some of the most beautiful crowns of all time and see what kind of status they hold in the eyes of the world.

Princess Diana's crown

Princess Diana and her mother were wearing this when they got married

This is Princess Diana's mother's family, the Spencer family's treasures, Princess Diana and her mother when they got married were wearing this, Princess Diana's brother, Earl of Spencer's wedding, the bride wore this.

The diamonds at the top of the crown can be freely removed and converted into pearls

Diana was given the crown in 1981

Diana was given the crown in 1981, and Queen Mary ordered the jeweler to make it in 1913, modeling it after her grandmother's, the Duchess of Cambridge.

Made in 1910

Crown Princess Mette of Norway wore it on her wedding day

Crown Princess Mette of Norway was given this as a gift on her wedding day. It was made in 1910 and was a gift from King Harold's wedding to Queen S?ya.

Turquoise-encrusted crown

Brigitte, Duchess of Gloucester

This turquoise-encrusted crown was a wedding gift from the Duke and Duchess of TECK to their daughter Mary and George V. It was made in 1910 as a wedding present to the Duke of Gloucester. Queen Mary gave it to Princess Alice when she married Henry, Duke of Gloucester. Pictured here is Brigitte, the Duchess of Gloucester, who, as a side note, is quite beautiful, and the Duke of Gloucester is the most valuable single aristocrat in the UK, when Princess Di's sister Sarah courted the Duke and wanted to marry him, but it didn't work out.

Diamonds and pearls combined are a symbol of nobility

Most still combine diamonds and pearls or gemstones ...... are a symbol of nobility, and this pearl and diamond crown of Princess Caroline of Monaco was a gift from her grandmother, Princess Charlotte, when she married her husband in 1920.

Consisting of a huge jasper and two diamond lapel pins

It was a gift from Princess Madeleine's parents on her 18th birthday. Once owned by Princess Margaret, Princess Madeleine's eye color resembles this jasper.

Queen of Sweden

Sylvia became Queen of Sweden, the first official portrait wearing this crown, which is composed of hundreds of diamonds combined into the shape of a trailing pattern, it is 12.5 centimeters high, 50 centimeters long, Sylvia does not often wear it, probably because of the reason too heavy.

Wedding gift from the King of Spain

Wearing a luxurious tiara

This huge diamond crown was a gift from the wedding of Spain's King Alfonso XIII and his bride, Princess Victoria Eugenia of the United Kingdom.

The entire set is part of a cut from the King's crown

The set is not allowed to leave Danish soil

The emerald-encrusted crown, as well as the entire set, is part of a cut from the King's crown, and as such, the set is not allowed to leave Danish soil, and the Queen has never worn the set outside of Denmark.

Russian origin

One of the most famous of Queen Elizabeth's jewels

This is one of the most famous of Queen Elizabeth's jewels, which originated in Russia, and first belonged to the Russian Duchess Vladimir, who was the Princess of Mecklenburg, and was stolen from her palace in St. Petersburg by a young English nobleman in 1917. In 1921, Queen Mary bought the crown, and Queen Elizabeth sometimes replaced the pearls set in the crown with emeralds.

The crown was made in 1900 and belonged to the Dukes of Kent

The Duchess of Kent