The Stone of Destiny, also known as the Stone of Scone, is a historic symbol of Scottish monarchy. Traditionally, it was used in the coronation of Scottish kings and is made of sandstone. The stone has a rich history, having been kept at the Scone Abbey in Scotland for centuries before being taken to England in 1296 by King Edward I. In 1996, the Stone was returned to Scotland and is now housed in Edinburgh Castle. It is an important cultural artifact, representing Scottish heritage and identity. The Stone is also associated with various legends and is considered a powerful symbol of sovereignty.