The Order of the Oak Crown (Ordre de la Couronne de Chêne) is one of the principal national orders of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg. Instituted in 1841 by Grand Duke William II, it is an important distinction awarded for merits rendered in service to the state, the monarchy, and society. The order is conferred for outstanding achievements in a wide range of fields, including public administration, defence, culture, science, the economy, and community life. Both Luxembourg citizens and foreign recipients may be decorated with the Order of the Oak Crown. The Order of the Oak Crown comprises several grades, each with its own insignia, ribbon, and manner of wear. The symbolism of the oak refers to steadfastness, loyalty, and strength — values that are central to the Luxembourg state.
As a medal manufacturer, we produce the decorations of the Order of the Oak Crown with the utmost respect for the official models and historical tradition. Our products are distinguished by high-quality finishing, precise detailing, and the use of durable materials. We also offer the corresponding modes of wear, such as ribbons (lapel ribbons), rosettes, miniatures, and slides, suitable for both ceremonial occasions and everyday uniform wear.
