Pahlavi crown

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The Pahlavi crown is the bejeweled imperial crown created for Reza Shah in 1926 and used as the principal coronation crown of Iran’s Pahlavi dynasty.

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Pahlavi crown canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf imperial crown
regalia
associatedWith Imperial State of Iran
Pahlavi monarchy
linked to: Pahlavi dynasty
collection National Jewels of Iran
coronationOf Mohammad Reza Pahlavi
Reza Shah Pahlavi
country Iran
createdFor Reza Shah Pahlavi
decoratedWith diamonds
emeralds
pearls
rubies
designedFor modern Iranian monarchy
era 20th century
exhibitedAt Treasury of National Jewels, Tehran
hasColor golden
red (velvet cap)
hasFeature arched band
four half-arches
large central emerald
red velvet cap
star motifs
sunburst motif
height approximately 19.8 cm
inception 1926
inspiredBy Sassanian crowns
locatedIn Iran
Tehran
location Central Bank of the Islamic Republic of Iran
material gold
silver
velvet
ownership state property of Iran
partOf Iranian Crown Jewels
replaced Kiani Crown
status no longer in official use
symbolOf Iranian monarchy
Pahlavi dynasty
royal authority
usedBy Mohammad Reza Pahlavi
Pahlavi dynasty
Reza Shah Pahlavi
usedFor coronation ceremonies
state occasions
usedUntil 1979
weight approximately 2.08 kg
width approximately 19.8 cm

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Order of Pahlavi symbol Pahlavi crown