The Royal Regalia of Kingdom of Serbia and the Kingdom of
Yugoslavia were made in 1904 for the Coronation of King Peter I.
The Coronation coincided with First Centenary of the First
Serbian Uprising lead by Karageorge Petrovich. King Peter I
wanted to commemorate his Grandfather and Founder of the Dynasty
in a special way. The architect Mihailo Valtrovich a Member of
the Royal Academy was given the task to design the insignia
provided that the material would be from the of Karageorge's
canon. King Peter I favoured the idea that the Romanians had
when deciding to cast the Royal Crown for the Coronation of King
Carol I from the iron of captured Turkish canon. The jeweler’s
“Falize Frères” made the Regalia in Paris. The Coronation
Ceremony took place in Belgrade in September 1904. The Regalia
consists of: The Royal Crown, The Scepter, The Orb and Royal
Mantle. The Crown, the Scepter and the Orb are decorated with
semi-precious stones from Serbian mines and with enamels in the
national colours (red, blue and whit