Ludwig Fleur de Lis Livery Collar

Chain of Office

Ludwig Fleur de Lis Livery Collar

€157,00 EUR
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PRODUCT INFORMATION

A brass tone livery collar made from alternating double fleur de lis connectors and hollow four-leaf clover links. Ludwig has no medallion, stones or front badge, so the effect comes from repeated open metalwork and a clean circular rhythm. At approx. 195 g., it gives a doublet, robe or cloak a clear heraldic finish without the heavier feel of fuller chains of office.

 

 

Product specifications
• Materials: zamak connectors and flat oval brass rings
• Finish: Brass plated, not gold plated
• Connectors: approx. 32 × 45 mm double fleur-de-lis and 40 × 48 mm hollow four-leaf clover
• Weight: from approx. 195 g, depending on variant
Jewelry care
· Keep dry and away from perfume, lotions and cosmetics
· Wipe with a soft dry cloth after wear
· Store flat or gently curved so the collar keeps its circle
· Avoid bending the hollow connectors or pulling the oval rings

OBJECT / HISTORY

Historical basis

Late medieval and Renaissance livery collars often used repeated heraldic forms to make affiliation or office readable across the shoulders. This design draws on that visual logic through fleur de lis and open four leaf links, but keeps the center free of a pendant or badge. It is historical-style jewelry, not a replica of a documented collar.

For a different arrangement of fleur-de-lis links in a brass finish, see the Fleur de Lis Brass Chain of Office Collar.

Our guide to livery collars examines the history of repeated heraldic motifs.

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