Tudor Gifts

Inspired by Anne Boleyn's famous 'B' necklace, choose your own letter to give this famous necklace a personal touch. Each replica necklace is strung with faux pearls and the letter pendant is gold-plated. Personalised jewellery, using initials, was very...

Introducing the Tudor Rose pin badge – a timeless symbol of English heritage and the union of the Houses of Lancaster and York. Crafted with exquisite attention to detail, this pin badge encapsulates the rich history and cultural legacy of the Tudor...

A delightful Tudor style gold gilt bangle with a twisted vine detailing Measures: D5.5cm

These earrings feature the Tudor rose in a filigree design set with a red swarovski crystal and plated in 22ct gold. The Tudor Rose, sometimes called the Union Rose, is the traditional floral heraldic emblem of England and takes its name and origins from...

Introducing the Tudor Rose Keyring – a timeless symbol of English heritage and the union of the Houses of Lancaster and York. Crafted with exquisite attention to detail, this keyring encapsulates the rich history and cultural legacy of the Tudor dynasty...

Our Elizabeth I Sunburst Earrings are inspired by the design on a dress worn by Elizabeth I in a portrait that currently hangs in the Dean of Westminster Abbey's residence. Dated in 1595, it shows Elizabeth splendidly dressed in a white and gold...

The bronze screen which surrounds Henry VII's chantry in the Lady Chapel was the inspiration for this necklace. Originally gilded the screen was designed by Thomas Ducheman and featured several saints, roses and other Tudor symbols. The stones inside the...

Inspired by Anne Boleyn's famous 'B' necklace, choose your own letter to give this brooch a personal touch. Each replica brooch features faux pearls and the letter pendant is gold-plated. Personalised jewellery, using initials, was very popular in Tudor...

The bronze screen which surrounds Henry VII's chantry in the Lady Chapel was the inspiration for these earrings. Originally gilded the screen was designed by Thomas Ducheman and featured several saints, roses and other Tudor symbols. The stones inside...