The Sustainable Regalia of King Charles III's Coronation

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King Charles III's coronation is set to take place in May 2023, and the event will feature a unique sustainable twist on traditional regalia.

The crown worn by King Charles III will be made of recycled gold, sourced from electronic waste, by CRED Jewellery, a sustainable jewelry company.

The company has also created a sustainable version of the Sovereign's Sceptre, which will be made from Fairmined silver and recycled diamonds.

The royal robe, which is typically made of velvet, will instead be made of sustainable wool sourced from Scotland. The fabric is produced in a way that minimizes environmental impact.

The coronation gown worn by the queen consort, Camilla, will be made of organic silk and embroidered with recycled gold thread.

The traditional coronation chair will also be given a sustainable makeover, with the addition of a cushion made from recycled materials.

The sustainable approach to the coronation's regalia reflects King Charles III's commitment to environmentalism and sustainability.

The use of recycled and sustainable materials in the regalia also highlights the importance of responsible sourcing and production in the luxury industry.

The eco-friendly approach to the coronation's regalia has received praise from environmental advocates, who see it as a step towards a more sustainable future.

The coronation's sustainable regalia is part of a larger movement towards sustainability in the fashion industry, with many designers and luxury brands adopting eco-friendly practices.

By incorporating sustainable materials into traditional regalia, King Charles III's coronation proves that sustainability and luxury can go hand in hand.

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You can read more about the Coronation, here.