What consists of a Queens wardrobe?

Question

Like royalty. O yea and whats that thing called that they hold. Its like a wand thing it usually has diamonds/rubies and/or other luxurious jewels on it. Please your help will be much appreciated.

Answer 1

I don't know for sure, but I would guess, a few septars(staffs) they hold onto, diamonds,emeralds ,tiaras, robes to worn outside clothing, robes to worn at bedtime,lots,lots,lots shoes,lots of jewels for different occasions,lots,lots,lots of ball gowns I would imagine,lots,lots,lots of everything! Personal and otherwise.Combs to be put in her hair.

Answer 2

Prolly you are talking abt Crown Jewels, the Sceptre and the Orb?

Answer 3

A septaur

Answer 4

Are you trying to ask about the Crown Jewels?

The ceremonial jewels consists of:

The Imperial State Crown

The Royal Maces

The Sword of Mercy

The Sword of Spiritual Justice

The Sword of Temporal Justice

The Great Sword of State

St. Edward's Staff

The Sovereign's****.br>
The armills (gold bracelets representing sincerity and wisdom

The spurs (dating from 1661 and representing knighthood and chivalry

The jewelled Sword of Offering

The Coronation Ring

The Sceptres:The Sceptre with the Cross symbolises the Sovereign's temporal power under the Cross, while the Sceptre with Dove - or Rod of Equity and Mercy - symbolises the Sovereign's spiritual role.

St. Edward's Crown

For more information visit http://www.royal.gov.uk/output/Page5019

There you will find an explanation and a lnk to pictures of the jewels.

Answer 5

About her everyday wardrobe, one thing I find interesting about the Queen of England is that her hatmaker has been instructed to make hats with brims that fold up so that when the Queen goes out, everyone can see her face.  And her shoemaker has a mold of her feet so that he can make her shoes without having to go see her all the time.