Four leaf Clover Earrings

Earrings

Four leaf Clover Earrings

€32,95 EUR
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PRODUCT INFORMATION

Tudor earrings inspired by the four leaf ouche, a recurring form in sixteenth century court jewelry.A compact yet expressive design combining geometry, color, and controlled movement.Created to accompany historical dress at cultural events and reenactment settings.

Product specifications
• Tudor ouches: approx. 15 mm, fine gold plated
• Cabochons: approx. 4 mm square resin, red or black
• Drops: approx. 9 × 13 mm glass beads
• Closures: fine gold-plated brass French hooks or leverbacks
Jewelry care
• Avoid contact with water, perfume, and cosmetics
• Store separately to prevent surface wear
• Clean gently with a soft dry cloth after use

OBJECT / HISTORY

Historical basis

During the Tudor period, jewelry formed an essential part of courtly appearance and visual language. Ouches and four leaf forms were widely used in earrings, pendants, and hat ornaments, often set with colored stones and combined with suspended elements to introduce movement. These compositions are well documented in sixteenth century portraits and inventories.
This design draws directly on those sources through its compact ouche form, central square cabochon, and glass drop bead. It is conceived as a historically inspired interpretation, intended to complement period clothing and ceremonial contexts rather than modern casual wear.

For a pearl-drop alternative to these four-leaf Tudor-inspired earrings, see the Renaissance Pearl Earrings Eleanor. Explore the place of ornament and symbolism at court in our guide to sixteenth-century Tudor jewelry.

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