Coronet

usgb/ˌkɔːrəˈnet/
noun

A small, usually ornamental, crown worn by nobles and other important people.

The coronet sparkled in the light, a testament to the noble's wealth and power.
Visual representation of "coronet" - A small, usually ornamental, crown worn by nobles and other important people

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  • wear a coronet
  • gold coronet
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Symbol of Nobility

Coronet signifies noble status, less than a king or queen's crown but still denotes high rank.

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At the gala, the viscountess wore a delicate coronet.
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Decorative Use

Often embellished with precious stones, a coronet signifies wealth and fashion in historical contexts.

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The portrait showed the duke with a sapphire-studded coronet.
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Historical Ceremonies

Used in coronations or state events, symbolizing the wearer's official role in the ceremony.

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During the ceremony, the heir approached the throne wearing a coronet.
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