Wedgwood Royal Wedding 1981 Hand-carved Crystal Paperweight King Charles and Diana Memorial

**A culmination of love and royal glory. British craftsmanship celebrates the historic wedding of Charles and Diana.** To commemorate the historic 1981 wedding of Prince Charles and Princess Diana, Wedgwood, a century-old British house of ceramics and crystal crafts, has released "The Royal Wedding Collection 1981." This rare hand-carved crystal paperweight features a classic blue and white embossed ceramic seal depicting the royal couple's frontal portraits. The exquisite crystal base features a laser-engraved inscription of**St. Paul's Cathedral,**recreating the splendor of the ceremony held at St. Paul's Cathedral in London. 【Brand】: British Wedgwood 【Origin】:Made in England 【Material】: Handmade glass + jasper relief Year: 1981 【Size】: Diameter 8.5cm*Height 2.5cm 【Condition】: As new/Boxed ** Product Features** 🔸**A commemorative event | The wedding of the century between the British Crown Prince and Princess** The wedding took place on July 29, 1981, and was watched by over 700 million people worldwide, making it one of the most symbolic royal weddings of our time. 🔸**Double relief pottery seal｜Wedgwood Jasperware classic blue and white** The central relief depicts a portrait of King Charles and Princess Diana gazing at each other, surrounded by olive branches and royal crests, symbols of peace and royal power. 🔸**Hand-cut crystal｜Starburst pattern on the bottom** The bottom is cut in a radial pattern, giving the whole a gorgeous and sparkling glow, and the craftsmanship is of extremely high standard. 🔸**Laser engraved memorial message｜St. Paul's Cathedral × double name surround** "St. Paul's Cathedral" and "Charles & Lady Diana Spencer" are engraved in fine laser-engraved letters on the side, fully marking the historical time and place. 🔸**Official original paper card included｜The Royal Wedding Collection 1981** Comes with an original printed design paper card to prove that the work was a limited edition official commemorative release of that year. **Collection value and cultural positioning** This piece not only documents one of Britain's most anticipated royal weddings in modern times, but also represents Wedgwood's masterful fusion of royal themes and innovative craftsmanship in the late 20th century. Crafted in crystal, it embodies the classic Jasperware language and the commemorative significance of royal themes, making it a highly valuable collector's item and gift.