2026 60.07g Canada Gold Crown Jewels PP

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SKU	04126016
Description	In capsule with certificate, case and ribbon
Condition	Polished slab
Face Value	CAD 200
Fineness	999,9/1000
Country	Canada
Weight (g)	60.080000
Fine Weight (g)	60.070000
Material	Gold
Diameter (mm)	38
Condition	PR
Mintage	200
Series	Crown Jewels
Issue Date	31.03.2026
Delivery date	15.05.2026

Details

The Baring Ruby Necklace is among Queen Elizabeth II’s most celebrated ruby jewels. Its clusters of vivid rubies and diamonds, culminating in a dramatic three-pendant centrepiece, were worn to many banquets and formal occasions—and one particularly striking moment came in 1977, when she opened Canada’s Parliament in Ottawa, where flashes of ruby mirrored the nation’s red in a historic moment of elegance.

This exquisite 99.99% pure gold coin reimagines that iconic jewel, dividing the necklace’s neckline and centrepiece with graceful scrollwork and setting genuine rubies and diamonds in 14-karat yellow gold mounts. Limited to 200 coins, this collector’s piece radiates the artistry and brilliance of the original, while honouring the enduring legacy and timeless style of Queen Elizabeth II on the centenary of her birth.

A ruby-and-diamond centenary tribute to Queen Elizabeth II.

Special features

Peek inside the royal jewellery collection. This 99.99% pure gold coin features an artistic interpretation of the Baring Ruby Necklace, one of Queen Elizabeth II’s most prominent ruby jewels. It is a captivating tribute to a monarch whose grace, loyalty, and affection for Canada shone throughout her reign, and whose timeless style defined an era.
Third Crown Jewels coin. Launched in 2024, the Crown Jewels series takes a closer look at some of the Royal Family’s most magnificent jewellery pieces.
Regal and rare. Only 200 coins are available to collectors worldwide—a lower mintage than 2025’s Williamson Diamond Brooch.
Special certificate. In addition to the serialized certificate from the Royal Canadian Mint (the Royal Canadian Mint certifies all of its collector coins), your coin comes with an additional certificate of authenticity for the precious gems.