The regal accoutrement has become synonymous with Her Majesty’s historic 70-year reign, and for this reason, it is the inspiration for this 99.99% pure gold tiara tribute on the occasion of Her Majesty’s Platinum Jubilee. The coin’s reverse is adorned with seven diamonds, including a yellow one (a first for us) that adds authentic sparkle to our artistic representation of the diadem’s distinctive cross pattée and floral sprays.

It’s an exquisite tribute inspired by one of the most recognizable symbols of Her Majesty’s reign.

• Your 2022 gold tiara coin. We saved Her Majesty’s most recognizable headpiece for this year’s Platinum Jubilee! The dazzling Diamond Diadem (aka the George IV State Diadem) is the inspiration for this 2022 crown-themed tribute to Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, as the Queen of Canada marks 70 years on the throne.
• High demand, very low mintage. Only 225 coins are available to collectors worldwide. Previous crown/tiara-themed coins sold out quickly, and given the famous headpiece represented on this spectacular collectible, it will likely be a sought-after piece.
• Certificates of authenticity. In addition to the serialized certificate, your coin comes with two additional certificates that confirm the authenticity of the diamonds featured on the reverse.
• Premium packaging. Your coin comes in a premium wooden case that provides a more elegant presentation.

Packaging
Your coin is individually encapsulated and presented in a Royal Canadian Mint-branded premium wooden case with a black beauty box. It is accompanied by a serialized certificate from the Royal Canadian Mint and two additional certificates confirming the authenticity of the diamonds featured on your coin.

The diamond diadem
The regal Diamond Diadem is also known as the George IV State Diadem because it was originally created for the coronation of King George IV in 1821. It has since been exclusively worn by queens regnant and consort beginning with Queen Adelaide and continuing with Queen Victoria, who designated it an Heirloom of the Crown in 1901. Its silver frame is lined with gold and set with 1,333 brilliant-cut diamonds, including a four-carat yellow brilliant at the centre of the front cross; its narrow band is edged with pearls and surmounted by four crosses pattée and four sprays featuring a rose for England, shamrocks for Ireland and a thistle for Scotland.