Regalia of the Russian tsars
The Russian Crown Jewels were the insignia of the Russian Empire.
The collection of the crown jewels of the Russian Tsar is very extensive and is currently in the Kremlin in Moscow.
Description (selection)
Cap of Monomakh
The Cap of Monomakh (Russian Шапка Мономаха, shapka Monomacha ) is one of the symbols of Russian autocracy and is currently on display in the treasury of the Moscow Kremlin. She was the Krönungsinsignie all winning Grand Prince of Moscow and tsars from Peter I to Dmitry Donskoy.
Orlov Diament
The Orlov diamond ( also Orloff Diamond of Empress Catherine II called ) is a 189.62 - carat ( 37.924 g) diamond. The stone is one of the most famous diamonds in the world.
Gallery ( selection)
Two older Russian crown - Hat of Monomakh and the Kazan crown
Ivory throne of Ivan IV
" Big Collection ": the Crown of Tsar Michael I with orb and scepter of Boris Godunov
Royal helmets on an image of the 19th century
Broadsword of Tsar Michael I on a picture of the 19th century
Diamond throne of Tsar Alexis I, in the armory of the Kremlin
Old Believer Priest Nikita Pustosviat in dispute with Partriarch Joachim in matters of faith, painting by Vasily Grigoryevich Perov, 1880 ( in the background is the double throne of silver )
Image of the crown Altabás, 1835
Young Russian Tsar with the cap of Monomakh, scepter and orb of Alexis I of Boris Godunov
Empress Anna with her crown, painting by Louis Caravaque
Sword and shield on Russian stamp
Maltese crown of Tsar Paul I in the Kremlin
Tsar Paul I as Grand Master of the Order of Malta. Portrait of S.Tonci
Orlov diamond in the golden scepter of the Russian Tsars
Shah Diamond, Stamp 1971