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Ambtsketting met parelmedaillon
  • Ambtsketting met parelmedaillon
  • Ambtsketting met parelmedaillon
  • Ambtsketting met parelmedaillon
Ambtsketting met parelmedaillon

Ambtsketting met parelmedaillon

€105,00 EUR
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Hand finished in Spain

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Een messingkleurige ambtsketting geïnspireerd op de Tudor-tijd, met ivoorkleurige glasparels, ronde schakels met cabochons en een medaillon aan de voorkant dat dezelfde kleur heeft als de gekozen collieroptie. Ontworpen voor wie parels en een hanger wil, maar niet een van de grote Renaroque-livreecolliers. Het heeft voldoende aanwezigheid over een gewaad, wambuis of mantel, maar is handzamer dan zware colliers en voller dan een eenvoudige ketting. Kies rode, zwarte of gemengde cabochons die bij je personage, groep, kledingkleuren of podiumrol passen.
Story & historical basis

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.
Materials, size & closure

• Materials: zamak connectors, brass jump rings, resin cabochons and 8 mm ivory-white glass pearls
• Finish: Brass plated
• Links: approx. 30 × 39 mm square and 25 mm round settings with 20 mm resin cabochons
• Medallion: approx. 46 × 54 mm, with a 12 × 12 mm resin cabochon
• Weight: from approx. 195 g at 80 cm, depending on length
Jewelry Care

• 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

For another brass-tone livery collar with pearl drops and colored accents, compare the Albert Pearl Drop Chain of Office. Our historical overview of livery collars explains how repeated decorative elements signaled status.

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