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Halsketting Margaret Tudor
  • Halsketting Margaret Tudor
  • Halsketting Margaret Tudor
  • Halsketting Margaret Tudor
  • Halsketting Margaret Tudor
  • Halsketting Margaret Tudor
  • Halsketting Margaret Tudor
Halsketting Margaret Tudor

Halsketting Margaret Tudor

€45,95 EUR
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Portretketting van Margaret Tudor, met een herkenbare replica van de koningin van Schotland in warme messingkleur. Kies Siamrood voor een krachtige uitstraling of zwart voor ingetogen elegantie. Het formaat is geschikt om samen met andere sieraden te dragen en voor langdurige evenementen; de ketting combineert prachtig met parels en glanzende messingdetails. Geschikt voor historische kleding, renaissancefestivals en moderne outfits die een subtiel Tudor-karakter mogen hebben.
Story & historical basis

This necklace follows a very portrait driven logic: a warm brass finish chain, a centred pendant, and a single colour point that guides the eye without adding extra elements around it. The reference is linked to Margaret Tudor as Queen of Scots, as shown in a 17th century portrait painted by Daniel Mytens, where proportion and placement are what make the jewel read at a glance.

That is why the design stays direct and easy to style. It supports the outfit instead of fighting it. If you normally wear larger Tudor pieces or multi element necklaces, this one works as a more contained alternative with a clear historical anchor.
Materials, size & closure

• Materials: zamak pendant and 3 mm Ancora chain
• Finish: Brass plated
• Pendant: approx. 27 mm
• Cabochon: 8 mm crystal, Siam red or black
Jewelry Care

• Avoid water, perfumes and cosmetics directly on the metal and crystal
• Wipe with a soft dry cloth after use
• Store separately to reduce friction and finish wear
• Avoid direct knocks on the cabochon

For another necklace inspired by Tudor portrait jewelry, consider the Elizabeth I Princess Necklace. Our guide to Tudor court jewelry explores how such ornaments shaped courtly appearance.

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