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Chain of Office Ambrossio II Brass
  • Chain of Office Ambrossio II Brass
  • Chain of Office Ambrossio II Brass
Chain of Office Ambrossio II Brass

Chain of Office Ambrossio II Brass

€80,00 EUR
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A lightweight chain of office with square links and a brass plated style finish, not painted or sprayed. The warm brass tone gives the collar the look of aged gold without the bright shine of real gold, making it easy to pair with medieval, Tudor or Renaissance clothing. 

Ambrossio II Brass is made without a badge or pendant, which keeps the front lighter and leaves more room for the garment itself.
Story & historical basis

Chains of office and livery collars were worn over clothing in late medieval and Renaissance settings to suggest office, rank, service, allegiance or belonging. This Ambrossio II Brass design keeps the idea restrained: repeated square links, brass tone and no pendant or badge, so the outline does the work. It is newly made historical style jewelry from the Renaroque studio in Spain, not an antique, official insignia or documented copy of a surviving collar.
Materials, size & closure

· Finish: brass tone
· Design: repeated square-link collar with no badge or pendant
· Square links: approx. 30 x 39 mm zamak connectors, brass finish
· Length options: approx. 90 cm, 100 cm, 110 cm, 120 cm and 130 cm
· Weight: starts at approx. 135 g at 90 cm, depending on length
· Rings: 8 mm brass jump rings
Jewelry Care

· 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

If you want a similar brass-tone chain with more color options, you may also like: Chain of Office Ambrossio Brass

For more Tudor, medieval and heraldic collars, explore the full collection: Chains of Office & Livery Collars

For more context on how chains of office and livery collars work in historical dress, see the Renaroque guide: What Is a Chain of Office? Livery Collars in History and Reenactment

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