These mini trinket tins – ideal for jewellery, small sweets and everything in between – make wonderful gifts.

The celebratory bear is sporting a smart blue ribbon reading ‘God Save the King’, while a crown and the year feature on its feet. Serving a nation of tea connoisseurs is no easy feat – but since 1834, when Charles Henry Harrods began trading as a tea merchant, we’ve made it our mission to source the finest and rarest blends. It’s rumoured that gin is a tipple enjoyed by the royals, so this coronation tumbler is particularly fitting. A bone china piece, it features a lion, crown and unicorn, as well as the coronation’s date stamped on the base. The tapestry design combines tea leaves from the camellia sinensis plant with elements from the Royal Oak tree, a symbol of the British monarchy dating back to the 17th century.These tempting goodies would make an ideal party centrepiece, and the tin will be a commemorative keepsake for years to come too. Plus, there was a concert at Windsor Castle in the evening, with stars such as Katy Perry and Lionel Richie performing. Key royal symbols featured on the coin include the sovereign’s sceptre with a cross, dove and St Edward’s crown. You can set your browser to block or alert you about these cookies, but some parts of the site will not then work. It's described as a smooth crisp gin with juniper at the forefront, with citrus notes of lemon and orange, finished with subtle notes of cardamom.

Institutions in their own right, the Christmas Bear and the Annual Bear are Harrods staples, but they aren’t the only cuddly companions close to our heart. The blue and white design is fit for a royal fan, with illustrations encompassing a depiction of the King, plus marching royal guardsmen. The gift set is complete with English breakfast tea and all butter shortbread, both in collectable commemorative tins. The 47cm x 29cm x 13cm Radley handbag is leather and it features an inner zip pocket, as well as a spacious main compartment. Designed by Ulster Weavers, the foliage pattern and bee print signify His Majesty’s passion for nature and gardening, particularly on his country estate.We know you’re loving our designs made with recycled cotton canvas, so our Designers created this Buckingham Palace tote too. Hearst UK is the trading name of the National Magazine Company Ltd, 30 Panton Street, Leicester Square, London, SW1Y 4AJ. Newby’s royal Earl Grey includes blue cornflower and red rose petals as a nod to the colours of the Union Jack, and the King’s love of botanicals. Transform your bedroom with our refined cotton bed linen, available in a multitude of designs; and don’t forget our delightful childrenswear offering, which runs the gamut from bodysuits and feather-soft blankets, to party dresses and toddler tuxedos. We've captured another run in with Radley dog and the King’s Guard soldiers on our colourful Book Street bag.