Lichte Tudor-ambtsketting met insigne

Chain of Office

Lichte Tudor-ambtsketting met insigne

€85,00 EUR
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2-3 werkdagen

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PRODUCTINFORMATIE

Een lichte ambtsketting in Tudor-stijl met vierkante schakels en messingkleurige vergulding, verkrijgbaar met vier verschillende insignes: Gulden Vlies, rond medaillon, Tudorroos of rood geëmailleerd Maltezer kruis. De vierkante schakels zijn niet geverfd of gespoten. Hun warme messingtoon doet meer denken aan verouderd goud dan aan fel goud en past vanzelfsprekend bij historische kleding. Kies de insigne die bij je personage of kostuum past. Het lichte collier blijft praktisch voor festivals, LARP, theater en lange historische evenementen.

Productspecificaties
• Materials: zamak square links and brass jump rings
• Finish: Brass plated; badge tone may differ slightly due to hand polishing
• Links: approx. 30 × 39 mm
• Badge options: Golden Fleece, round medallion, Tudor Rose or red enamel Maltese Cross
• Weight by length: 145 g (90 cm), 155 g (100 cm), 165 g (110 cm), 175 g (120 cm), 185 g (130 cm)
Onderhoud van sieraden
· Keep dry and away from perfume, lotions and cosmetics
· Wipe with a soft dry cloth after wearing
· Store flat or gently curved so the collar keeps its shape
· Avoid bending the chain or forcing the square connectors

OBJECT / GESCHIEDENIS

Historische achtergrond

Chains of office and livery collars were worn over clothing in late medieval and Renaissance settings to suggest office, rank, service, allegiance or belonging. Repeated links and a central badge were common ways to give the collar a clear identity across the chest. This Tudor inspired design follows that broad visual language without copying one surviving piece. It is newly made historical style jewelry, not an antique, official insignia or documented historical replica.

For a collar focused on the Maltese cross badge, compare the Maltese Cross Badge Livery Collar. Learn about the wider English tradition in our article on Tudor chains of office.

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