In preparation for King Charles III’s coronation, the ancient Stone of Scone, often known as the Stone of Destiny, would be transported from Edinburgh Castle to London.
In preparation for King Charles III’s coronation, the Stone of Scone, a traditional emblem of the monarchy in both England and Scotland, will be moved from Edinburgh Castle to London. This 24-piece red granite, often known as the Stone of Destiny, was used for generations to inaugurate Scottish rulers until it was stolen by King Edward I in 1296 and incorporated into a throne at Westminster Abbey.