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Chain of Office Amadeo
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Chain of Office Amadeo

€159,00 EUR
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Hand finished in Spain

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A ceremonial chain of office inspired by civic and guild collars of the late Middle Ages and early Renaissance.
Designed to rest across the shoulders with visible weight and structure.
For those who wear history at events, ceremonies, and cultural gatherings.

 

Highlights

  • Historically grounded chain of office inspired by civic tradition

  • Substantial weight for an authentic ceremonial presence

  • Articulated construction that follows the shoulders naturally

  • Fleur-de-lis and square elements arranged in a rhythmic sequence

  • Suitable for reenactment, formal historical dress, and display

  • Produced in small batches in Spain

Story & historical basis

From the late Middle Ages onward, chains of office were worn by town officials, guild masters, and ceremonial representatives throughout Europe.
They were not decorative jewelry, but visible markers of public responsibility, worn during proclamations, assemblies, and official acts.

Amadeo reflects this tradition through its weight, repetition, and structured articulation.
The sequence of fleur de lis and square connectors echoes historical civic collars seen in portraits and municipal records.
This piece is designed to be worn in context - not as a costume, but as a historically inspired ceremonial chain.

Materials, size & closure

· Lis connectors: zamak casting, approx. 45 mm
· Square connectors: zamak casting, approx. 40 mm
· Cabochons: resin, approx. 12 mm
· Rings: brass jumping rings, approx. 8 mm
· Total length: approx. 95 cm
· Weight: approx. 385 g

Jewelry Care

· Avoid water, perfume, and cosmetics directly on the metal.
· Store flat or hanging to preserve articulation and shape.
· Clean gently with a soft dry cloth after each use.

Explore other historical chains in our Chains of Office collection.

Learn more in our article: What is a chain of office? Livery collars from history to reenactment

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