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.jpg "Μεσαιωνικό κολιέ παντατίφ με λίθους, 80056457")
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.jpg "Μεσαιωνικό κολιέ παντατίφ με λίθους, 80056457")
.jpg "Μεσαιωνικό κολιέ παντατίφ με λίθους, 80056457")
.jpg "Μεσαιωνικό κολιέ παντατίφ με λίθους, 80056457")
.jpg "Μεσαιωνικό κολιέ παντατίφ με λίθους, 80056457")
Extremely impressive pendant necklace reinterpreting a 7th-century Frankish disc brooch with red garnets and blue glass embellishments owned by The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York (The MET). Pins played a central role in the development of Frankish fashion – between 300 and 500, women used pairs of small pins in inventive shapes to fasten the fabrics they wrapped around their tunics. By 600, single, large and elaborately decorated disc-shaped pins became popular practical ornaments. The brooch is considered the most characteristic element of Frankish clothing and is an example of the exceptional craftsmanship of Frankish metalsmiths.
· 18K gold plating
· Cultured freshwater pearls
· Glass
· Hook clasp
· Padatif: diameter approx. 3.5 cm.
· Chain: 40.95cm with 3.81cm extension.
· Clean with a damp cloth and dry with a soft, clean cloth.
