Royal regalia refers to the ceremonial items and symbols used during the coronation and other official events of a monarch. These items often include crowns, scepters, orbs, and robes, each representing the authority and dignity of the monarch. The regalia is typically made from precious materials, such as gold and jewels, highlighting the importance of the royal family. The use of royal regalia dates back centuries and varies by culture. For example, the British Crown Jewels are a famous collection of regalia used in the United Kingdom, while other countries have their own unique sets of symbols that reflect their history and traditions.