30-05-2025
Royal Family Speaks Out About King Charles Accepting Gifts
Who doesn't love getting a gift—especially one that's meaningful and well thought out? So naturally, it was fascinating to see the kinds of gifts presented to the royal family after a huge moment in history.
Recently, the royal family's official Instagram account shared a carousel of photos showcasing some of the presents King Charles has received. And no, I'm not talking gift cards or luxury watches—these gifts are on a whole other level and they all have one thing in common: they are all so thoughtful and meaningful. According to the caption, the items shown "were given to The King, as Head of State, to mark his Coronation in 2023, a milestone moment in his reign."
'Gifts to members of the Royal Family come in many shapes and sizes, and from all corners of the globe,' the caption noted, adding that they often reflect the sender's culture, values or connection to the monarch's work.
Among them? A contribution from the people of Australia toward the conservation of the endangered Western Ground Parrot. The President of Ireland gifted a native Irish Oak tree—a beautiful symbol of strength, wisdom, truth and courage. And Indigenous leaders from the Amazon presented a traditional feather crown, tobacco bowl and inhaler, representing their rich cultural heritage.
One particularly royal addition: a small statuette of a mounted Guardsman, gifted by The King's Company. And let's not forget Queen Camilla. She and King Charles were each awarded a gold Blue Peter badge—a special honor in the UK given to people who've done something really impressive or made a meaningful impact. His was in recognition of his environmental advocacy and support for young people, while hers celebrated her dedication to literacy and education.
King Charles's coronation took place on May 6, 2023, at Westminster Abbey—and judging by these incredible gifts, it clearly struck a chord with people around the world.
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