Small metal pin in the form of a Tudor Crown (King’s Crown), finished in gold-tone metal with red enamel detailing. The crown is characterized by its arched cross-topped orb, prominent fleur-de-lis, and domed shape typical of British Commonwealth insignia used during the reigns of King George V and King George VI.
The pin includes a single post and clasp at the back, indicating it was likely worn on a uniform lapel, cap, or civilian attire as a token of royal service or affiliation.