The coronation outfits worn by Charles and Camilla will go on public display at Buckingham Palace for the first time on Friday as part of a visit to the Summer Opening of the State Rooms. Staged in the Ballroom, which was used as a coronation rehearsal space, the special display has at its centre the outfits, jewellery and insignia worn by the royal couple. Visitors will see the thrones used for the enthroning and homage and coronation invitations up close.The diamond jubilee state coach will be

The coronation outfits worn by Charles and Camilla will go on public display at Buckingham Palace for the first time on Friday as part of a visit to the Summer Opening of the State Rooms. Staged in the Ballroom, which was used as a coronation rehearsal space, the special display has at its centre the outfits, jewellery and insignia worn by the royal couple. Visitors will see the thrones used for the enthroning and homage and coronation invitations up close.The diamond jubilee state coach will be on display at the entrance portico. One of the main attractions will be a necklace, which was originally made for Queen Victoria in 1858 and has been worn at every Coronation since 1902.