Pewter Tudor Rose Necklace
The British dynasty of the Tudors was symbolized by the Tudor Rose necklace. The rose became truly "Royal" during the English Civil War; "The War of the Roses" (1455-1485). The winner, Tudor Henry Vii, merged his Lancastrian red rose with the white rose of his York bride, creating the Tudor Rose (the ptals of a red rose enfolding the petals of a white rose). This "Rose of England" symbolized unity and respect and was worn as a symbol of loyalty and allegiance.
- The Tudor Rose Necklace is made of high quality excelsior pewter; nickel free and lead free
- Made in the USA by American artisans
- Adjustable cord necklace (30" / 76 cm) with laminated ends and pewter accent bead included
- Double sided Tudor Rose necklace
- Measures approximately .87" (2.2 cm) in diameter