Royal Regiment of Scotland Badge

The Royal Regiment of Scotland Badge, form and brooch

The Queen is Colonel-in-Chief of the Royal Regiment of Scotland, and of course she has a brooch form of their badge to wear on all appropriate occasions.

This one has plenty of Scottish symbolism: the lion is the Lion Rampant of the Royal Standard of Scotland, the X behind it is the Saltire of St. Andrew, and the banner below bears the regiment's motto, Nemo me impune lacessit ("No one provokes me with impunity" - also the motto of the Order of the Thistle). The badge is topped by a crown.

Appearances:
28 June 2021: Holyrood Week: Ceremony of the Keys
15 September 2019: Church at Balmoral
6 August 2019: Guard Inspection at Balmoral
6 August 2018: Guard Inspection at Balmoral
5 July 2017: Stirling Castle Visit
3 July 2017: Holyrood Week: Ceremony of the Keys
8 August 2016: Guard Inspection at Balmoral
1 July 2016: Holyrood Week: Ceremony of the Keys
10 August 2015: Guard Inspection at Balmoral
30 June 2015: Holyrood Week, Day 1: Arrival
7 August 2014: Guard Inspection at Balmoral
30 June 2014: Holyrood Week, Day 1: Arrival
8 August 2013: Guard Inspection at Balmoral
4 July 2013: Holyrood Week, Day 4: Dreghorn Barracks

Photos: Wikipedia/PA/Reuters