Elizabeth I Princess Necklace

€39,90 EUR

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Hand finished in Spain

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A Tudor necklace inspired by portrait jewelry worn by Elizabeth I.
Designed to sit high on the neckline with a clear Renaissance silhouette.
A considered choice for those drawn to historical elegance without theatrical excess.

This necklace is inspired by a Tudor portrait depicting Elizabeth I wearing a short pearl necklace with a letter pendant. In the English Renaissance, such jewelry formed part of a visual language that communicated lineage, authority and identity.

The use of letter pendants may feel unusual today, yet it reflects period iconography rather than modern convention. This piece respects the original placement and proportions seen in historical sources, while remaining wearable beyond reenactment contexts.

• Faux pearls with glass core, approx 6 mm and 9 x 13 mm
• Pendant, zamak letter A with fine 18k gold plated finish
• Chain, gilded stainless steel with extender
• Length, adjustable for high Tudor style placement
• Closure, lobster clasp with extender chain

• Avoid water, perfume and cosmetics on metal and pearls
• Store flat or hanging to prevent tangling
• Clean gently with a soft dry cloth

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