The Royal Mint Silber 'Williamson-Diamantbrosche' 1 oz - Matte Proof 2025

This impressive silver coin from the renowned Royal Canadian Mint features a fascinating piece of history from the British royal family. With an impressive purity of 99.99% pure silver, it offers not only material value but also profound historical significance. The coin is adorned with sparkling crystals in a rhodium-plated setting, while a colored glass stone replaces the priceless pink diamond of the royal jewel. Thus, the coin pays tribute to the Williamson Diamond Brooch, one of the most famous and valuable pieces of jewelry belonging to Queen Elizabeth II, which has a special connection to Canada. The dazzling pink diamond was presented in 1953, the year of Queen Elizabeth II's coronation, by Canadian geologist John Thoburn Williamson as a wedding gift for the young princess. This diamond is considered one of the largest and finest of its kind. The coin highlights the extraordinary design and royal history of the jewel. The Matte Proof coin is particularly sought after by collectors and is among the most elaborate minting processes for a coin. The coin is delivered in an elegant coin case, including a certificate of authenticity. With only 6,000 pieces available worldwide, this coin is limited to a strictly limited edition, making it a true collector's item for connoisseurs and enthusiasts. The reverse side of the coin depicts the famous Williamson diamond brooch in its detailed form. The five-petaled flower of the brooch is adorned with glass stones to reflect the luxurious shine of the original. Surrounding the floral motif are the words "CANADA" and the denomination "20 DOLLARS." The obverse side of the coin features the portrait of King Charles III, created by Canadian artist Steven Rosati. The design is completed with the year of minting "2025.".