I was reading up on Nicholas II, and I keep finding references to the silk imperial crown is this blurb.
"The Silk Imperial Crown Of Russia was used, as an official coronation gift of the Russian Empire. Nicholas II was the first and only monarch to be presented with such a monumental coronation gift. It was not intended as ceremonial regalia, but as private Imperial property, a memento to his Coronation Event."
The only other thing I can find is a photo of the box it was presented in. Are there ant descriptions of what the object looks like or any photos of it?
On the picture on the title page of this site http://silkimperialcrown.com/, you will see the box you mentioned in the center, and Silk Imperial Crown of Russia is on the right. It is an imperial coronation gift, reflecting the subtle essence of the imperial court at the commencement of twentieth century.
What is the cause for boycott of the angry avocados inquiry to historians for the question concerning The silk imperial crown of Russian empire?