Description of the Product During the Renaissance, the motif of the Tudor rose was very often used as decoration in all areas of everyday life and was often found on jewelry, fittings, wallpaper and many other objects. The Tudor rose depicts two roses, the red rose of the house of Lancaster and the white rose of the house of York, uniting the warring factions under one symbol. This coat of arms was introduced by Henry Tudor when he defeated his rival Richard III at the Battle of Bosworth in 1485. This finally ended the thirty-year War of the Roses between the rival English noble houses of York and Lancaster. Henry Tudor married Elizabeth of York to bring the feuding factions together and became King of England, uniting the two families in the House of Tudor. This pendant with a Tudor rose is inspired by a historical model and is both an attractive accessory for historical garments and a beautiful jewelry for everyday use. A Renaissance period pendant depicting the Tudor rose Tudor rose symbolizes the union of the houses of Lancaster and York Creation of the Tudor rose ended the Wars of the Roses, a 30-year civil war for the English crown Rose´s diameter: 2.5 cm This bronze pendant is plated with genuine silver A cord (100 cm) is included with this pendant Attractive accessory for historical garments and a beautiful jewelry for everyday use
