Buckingham Palace has unveiled a brand new private monogram or cypher for Camilla, Britain’s Queen Consort, for use on her correspondence because the spouse of King Charles III.

Designed by Professor Ewan Clayton, the monogram combines Camilla’s preliminary “C” and “R” for Regina, the Latin phrase for Queen. It can be utilized by Camilla on private letterheads, playing cards and presents and likewise as the brand new image on the Queen Consort’s cross to be laid by her on the Field of Remembrance at Westminster Abbey on Thursday.

“The Queen Consort’s new cypher is made up of Her Majesty’s monogram (‘C’ for Camilla, and ‘R’ for Regina, Latin for Queen) and a crown. The cypher will be used on official correspondence,” Buckingham Palace said.

Last month, the new monogram to be used by Charles as the UK’s new monarch was unveiled and used for the first time once the royal family’s mourning period for his mother Queen Elizabeth II came to an end.

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King Charles III’s new cypher is designed by the College of Arms and reveals his preliminary – C – intertwined with the letter R for Rex, which is Latin for King, and III is marked inside the letter R with the imperial crown above the letters. The all-in-gold royal monogram can be added to numerous public workplaces, papers, and avenue furnishings throughout the UK over the approaching months and years, changing the Queen’s cypher E II R.

The Court Post Office at Buckingham Palace grew to become the primary to frank or stamp put up utilizing the brand new cypher. The new monarch’s monogram is meant for presidency buildings, state paperwork and a few put up packing containers, with the choice to vary the usage of cyphers from the Queen to the King as much as the discretion of particular person organisations.

The course of is anticipated to be a gradual one and the cypher of a earlier monarch can keep in use for a few years, simply as these of Queen Victoria, Edward VII, George V and VI are nonetheless to be discovered on some put up packing containers within the UK.