The Pahlavi Crown was the grand coronation crown of Imperial Iran's Pahlavi dynasty, first made for Reza Shah in 1926.
 Inspired by ancient Persian royal regalia, it is crafted from gold and silver on red velvet and studded with thousands of diamonds, emeralds, pearls, and sapphires, symbolizing the dignity and heritage of the Iranian monarchy.
 The crown was worn again by his son, Mohammad Reza Shah, and today is part of the Iranian National Jewels, reflecting both Iran's history and artistic mastery in jewelry.