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For those who are addicted to the Netflix series "The Crown," the period details on parade are almost as fascinating as the drama itself. If you find yourself pining for pearls of even a corgi (or need to buy a reasonably priced gift for someone who is), here are some perfect purchases for the royally obsessed.
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Reindeer and candy canes are just a tad boring in cookie form, aren't they? When you're rolling out the gingerbread (or better, shortbread), these cookie cutters shaped in the queen's profile will put a fun twist on cookie tradition.
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$15 from Amazon
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If you're eager to dig into the real-life history behind "The Crown" (it is fictionalized a bit, people), consider one of the show's companion books. In addition to expanding on the story behind seasons 2 and 3, this second installment also features archival photographs. Volume 1 is available, too.
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$124 from Macy's
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While the queen never has to pour her own tea, you probably do — and when you just want a single cup, this should do the trick. This bone china teapot-cup combo is hand wash only, but you wouldn't want to toss something this pretty into the dishwasher anyway.
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"The Crown" has given us many gifts, but one we can't overlook is the reminder that, before she became the queen we know today, she was a young woman with enviable fashion sense. This three-strand necklace recalls the Queen's retro fashion.
$25 from Lamps Plus
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Add some regal attitude around the house so visitors know you're a royals fan — and that doesn't mean the baseball team in Kansas City. This sculpture comes in an antique finish and a copper-and-gold version.
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$20 and up from eBay
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While these may be a little casual for high tea, they're awfully fun. If you're wondering, the queen is salt and the corgi is pepper.
$20 from Amazon
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If you're a Netflix subscriber, an episode of "The Crown" is just a click away. But if you know someone who wants to see the series but doesn't want to add another streaming service to their list, this is a gift they'll appreciate. Other seasons are also available.
$11 from Redbubble
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If you want to have tea with the queen, this might be the easiest way to do it (we hear her schedule is pretty full). This mug with a wraparound design is also dishwasher-safe.
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$18 from Amazon
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Style writer Elizabeth Holmes expands her Instagram series about fashion, focusing on four British royals: Queen Elizabeth II; Diana, Princess of Wales; Catherine, The Duchess of Cambridge; and Meghan, The Duchess of Sussex. "The Crown" fans will probably want to focus on the first two.
$31 from Amazon
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A side effect of "The Crown"? An interest in looking at pictures of the real royal family. This Getty photographer has snapped the royals for over a decade, and the coffee table book is a collection of some of the impressive highlights.
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$15 and up from Etsy
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Though a real royal would never wear anything so gauche, you aren't a royal, are you? Go ahead and indulge your inner princess. The Queen would secretly nod in your direction.
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$25 from Amazon
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The United Kingdom isn't the only place with royalty, and this fun twist on the traditional bingo game will make that clear. There are 64 royals here, some from lands as distant as Jordan and Malaysia, making this game borderline (gasp!) educational.
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Since Princess Diana (played by Emma Corrin) has joined "The Crown," it's been a good reminder just how iconic the People's Princess was — especially when it came to what she wore. This book offers fans a chance to see some of her most important fashion moments.
$192 from Macy's (Set of 4)
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Yes, this china collection was designed by Victoria's Secret model Miranda Kerr, but that doesn't mean these floral teacups don't have a royal connection. The Royal Albert brand has a longtime association with the royal family, going back to Queen Victoria.
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About $19 from Royal Collection Shop (2 pack)
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Nothing says Buckingham Palace quite like one of the guards wearing a stiff upper lip under a big, bearskin hat. This delicately embroidered version of the iconic guard has just a hint of a smile and will look great on your Christmas tree. Don't tell the queen.
$33 and up from Etsy
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Maybe you don't have a corgi at home and you can't afford a real portrait of your ancestors like the ones hanging in Buckingham Palace, but that doesn't mean your little pet prince or princess worthy of the royal portrait treatment. Consider getting a custom painting of your furry baby wearing the attire of a Renaissance English royal.
$16 from Amazon
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This is the classic Earl Grey tea (and the favorite of Queen Elizabeth II). Go ahead — do as the queen does and have a proper cuppa.
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$17 and up from Etsy
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If you're a fan of icons, this mash-up of Andy Warhol and Queen Elizabeth II might be perfect for your living room. Get the prints unframed or framed.
$176 from Amazon
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You may not be traveling to London anytime soon, but that doesn't mean you can't re-create part of it at home, just much smaller and using Legos. While this Lego set lacks a Queen's Guard at the gate, it's got the palace itself pretty well-covered, including the East Wing, forecourt, palace gates, Victoria Memorial, and even a red double-decker bus and black taxi cab.
$15 from Amazon
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If you found yourself tapping your toe during Princess Diana's misguided dance for Prince Charles, it may be time to add "Uptown Girl" and Billy Joel's other hits to your playlist. (Pro tip: "Uptown Girl" is nowhere close to the best cut). This compilation of greatest hits should do the trick.
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