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Pearl Medallion Chain of Office

€105,00 EUR

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Resin Cabochon Colors

Length (Approx.)

Finition main en Espagne

Préparé avec soin

Suivi du colis inclus

A brass tone Tudor inspired chain of office with ivory glass pearls, round cabochon links and a front medallion that carries the same color as the collar option you choose. It is made for buyers who want pearls and a pendant, but not one of the larger Renaroque livery collars. It has enough body for a robe, doublet or cloak, while staying more manageable than the heavy collars and more substantial than a simple chain. Choose red, black or mixed cabochons to match your character, group colors, clothing palette or stage role.

Chains of office and livery collars were worn over clothing in late medieval and Renaissance settings to signal office, rank, service, allegiance or belonging. This Tudor-inspired design follows that broad tradition with repeated links, pearl accents and a front medallion, while keeping the historical claim modest. It does not reproduce one surviving collar. It is newly made historical style jewelry from the Renaroque studio in Spain, not an antique, an official insignia or a documented historical copy.

• Style: Tudor inspired chain of office / livery collar
• Finish: brass tone, not bright gold
• Square links: approx. 30 x 39 mm zamak connectors
• Round links: 25 mm settings with 20 mm resin cabochons
• Cabochon color options: all red, all black or red-black
• Pearls: 8 mm ivory white round glass pearls
• Front medallion: Tudor style round medallion, approx. 46 x 54 mm, brass tone finish
• Medallion cabochon: square resin cabochon, approx. 12 x 12 mm, selected to match the collar color option
• Findings: brass jump rings
• Estimated weight: From approx. 195 g at 80 cm to near 300 gr at 130 cm
• Made entirely in the Renaroque studio at Castellanos de Moriscos, Spain

• Avoid water, perfume and cosmetics
• Clean with a soft, dry cloth after wearing
• Store separately in a dry place
• Do not bend the chain or force the connectors

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