Queen Elizabeth II Centenary Commemorative Christmas Ornament
$21.95
Crowned by an Imperial State Crown topper and twin robins, the Queen Elizabeth II Centenary Commemorative Christmas Ornament pairs a gold profile cameo with United Kingdom national flowers, a sculpted Royal Corgi, 1926-2026 scroll banners, and a suspended Buckingham Palace 100 Years medallion.
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Two red-breasted robins perch on sculpted golden oak leaves and acorns at the apex of the Queen Elizabeth II Centenary Commemorative Christmas Ornament, flanking a royal purple-and-gold Imperial State Crown inscribed "1926" above the crossed Sovereign's Orb and Scepter and a gothic rose-window arch. Marking the one-hundredth anniversary of the birth of Princess Elizabeth Alexandra Mary Windsor in London on April 21, 1926-and honoring her seventy-year reign as Britain's longest-serving monarch from 1952 to 2022-this multi-layered Christmas tree silhouette unites antique gold-tone relief with royal amethyst purple, sapphire blue, and painted botanical enamels around a central circular gold cameo of the Queen wearing her diadem crown and pearl necklace.
United Kingdom Floral Emblems, Royal Corgi, and Buckingham Palace Pendant
Every tier of the tree-shaped frame weaves together personal symbols from Queen Elizabeth II's life and the heraldic traditions of the four nations:
- Botanical Emblems of All Four UK Nations: Red-and-white English Tudor roses and yellow Welsh daffodils bloom along the left boughs of the frame, balanced on the right by purple Scottish thistles and emerald-green Irish shamrocks.
- Sculpted Pembroke Welsh Corgi & Gemstone Accent: Nestled beside the thistles and shamrocks sits a golden-tan Royal Corgi-paying tribute to the Queen's lifelong devotion to her Pembroke Welsh Corgis-while a faceted purple gemstone rests below the central portrait cameo.
- Centenary Scroll Banners & Buckingham Palace Medallion: Dual curved sapphire-blue and purple ribbons carry raised gold lettering reading "QUEEN ELIZABETH II - CENTENARY" and "A LIFETIME OF SERVICE - 1926 - 2026" directly above a suspended circular antique-gold medallion of the Buckingham Palace facade inscribed "100 YEARS" beneath a sculpted purple bow.
Sized to rest comfortably in the palm of the hand, the ornament arrives with a pre-attached deep burgundy-purple velvet ribbon threaded through the top gold-tone eyelet ring above the Crown topper, ready to hang on a Christmas tree branch or nestle among pine boughs on a fireplace mantel.
| Material | Sculpted multi-layered dimensional ornament with antique gold-tone relief, painted enamel-style floral details, and a faceted purple gem accent |
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Front-facing sculpted relief with raised gold-tone cameo portraiture, painted botanical motifs, and embossed ribbon lettering |
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| Hanging | Pre-attached satin ribbon or metal hook for easy hanging |
| Size | Approx. 3" - 4" diameter (standard ornament size) |
| Occasion | Christmas tree, holiday display, gift, and year-round decoration |
| Lower Medallion Pendant | Suspended circular antique-gold Buckingham Palace medallion inscribed '100 YEARS' beneath a purple bow |
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Why does 2026 mark the Centenary of Queen Elizabeth II?
Queen Elizabeth II was born Princess Elizabeth Alexandra Mary Windsor in London on April 21, 1926. The 1926-2026 inscription commemorates the 100th anniversary of her birth alongside her 70-year reign (1952-2022).
How are the four nations of the United Kingdom represented on the ornament?
Surrounding the central gold cameo portrait are painted botanical reliefs of all four national flowers: red-and-white English Tudor roses, yellow Welsh daffodils, purple Scottish thistles, and green Irish shamrocks.
Does the ornament include a Royal Corgi and Buckingham Palace?
Yes. A sculpted Pembroke Welsh Corgi sits on the right side of the tree frame, while a circular antique-gold medallion suspended at the base depicts the facade of Buckingham Palace inscribed 100 YEARS.
