King Charles III was presented with the Scottish crown jewels in a ceremony in Edinburgh marking his Coronation. It was the historic highlight of the day in which Scotland takes the opportunity to ...

Stored in a castle in the most guarded corners of Dublin, the jewels were taken from a locked strongbox that wasn’t forced open.

The ceremony took place without the Stone of Destiny and the Scottish Crown Jewels, which had been taken to England by Edward 1, in 1296. At first Bruce had little support and many intended to ...

Visit the ancient Edinburgh Castle for a viewing of the Scottish Crown Jewels and the Stone of Destiny. Learn about the country’s storied past at the National Museum of Scotland and go aboard ...

the king was presented with the Honours of Scotland — the Scottish crown jewels — in a ceremony at Edinburgh's St Giles' Cathedral on July 5. The coronation was officially commemorated there ...

The ceremony. A thanksgiving service is being held in Edinburgh's St. Giles' Cathedral, where Charles was presented with the historic Scottish crown jewels, known as the Honors of Scotland.

Inside its stone walls (which survived a World War I bombing), some of the attractions available for visitors to view are the Honours of Scotland (the oldest crown jewels in Britain), St. Margaret ...