Medieval cross necklace
£25.00
The original gold cross is set with four amethysts on the front and a central ruby on the reverse. It was probably worn on a chain around the neck as similar jewellery is documented elsewhere. It was buried with gold coins and jewellery in 1464 at Fishpool, Nottinghamshire. As this was during the wars of the Roses it is likely that the items where hidden for safe-keeping. Moulded from the original in the Department of Medieval and Later Antiquities.
In Detail
Product code: cmcj90380
Gift recipient: For women
Price category: £25 to £50
World culture: Anglo-Saxon England
Details: Amethyst coloured glass stones on one side and ruby coloured stone on the reverse.
Material: costume jewellery
Standard UK delivery: 3-5 working days (overseas delivery times may vary)
- Medieval cross necklace
- £25.00
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