Medieval Pendants

The coat of arms depicts 4 lions in the corners. Formerly it was probably a belt- or garment-fitting with a central rivet pin, but we added an eyelet to make it wearable as a pendant.

The coat of arms depicts 4 lions in the corners. Formerly it was probably a belt- or garment-fitting with a central rivet pin, but we added an eyelet to make it wearable as a pendant.

The original was placed to our disposal by a private collector. This nice pendant is an old find without any further details of date and origin.

The original was placed to our disposal by a private collector. This nice pendant is an old find without any further details of date and origin.

The pointed shape of this secret seal was used in the 12th and 13th century AD, particularly by cleric people of churches, monastaries etc.

The pointed shape of this secret seal was used in the 12th and 13th century AD, particularly by cleric people of churches, monastaries etc.

The pointed shape of this secret seal was used in the 12th and 13th century AD, particularly by cleric people of churches, monastaries etc.

The pointed shape of this secret seal was used in the 12th and 13th century AD, particularly by cleric people of churches, monastaries etc.

Between 1348 and 1350, the Black Death reaches it´s peak in Europe. The plague was an Eurasian pandemic which killed about 30 - 60% of the local population.

Between 1348 and 1350, the Black Death reaches it´s peak in Europe. The plague was an Eurasian pandemic which killed about 30 - 60% of the local population.

This stunning cross is a copy of an original find from the ancient battle field at the Bannock Burn and it is directly connected with the battle for the scottish independence of 1314.

Awesome reliquary cross pendant from massive silver! This crosses were made to contain holy relics, they were souvenirs of pilgrims who visited the eastern mediterranian region and the Holy Land.