Tudor Gifts

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 heraldic colours of the banners in this print make it the ideal solution to add colour to any uninspiring wall. The image is of ‘The Henry VII Chapel in Morning Light’, an original watercolour by artist Alexander Creswell. This painting was part of...

A delightful Tudor style silver gilt bangle with a flat edge detail Measures: D5.5cm

This beautiful silver-plated collectable teaspoon features a detailed handmade Elizabeth I bust top along with the bowl of the spoon engraved with the Royal coat of arms of the City of London and the word London underneath. Every spoon is individually...

The textiles of Tudor England have inspired this vibrant door curtain. Magnificent pomp & display marked Henry VIII day. The royal meeting at the Field of the 'Cloth of Gold' was characteristic of the splendour of the period. This was also the time...

The textiles of Tudor England [1509-1558] have inspired this vibrant table runner. Magnificent pomp & display marked Henry VIII day. The royal meeting at the Field of the 'Cloth of Gold' was characteristic of the splendour of the period. This was...

This magnet features an image from an original watercolour painting, ‘The Henry VII Chapel in Morning Light’, by internationally acclaimed artist Alexander Creswell. This item has been designed and produced exclusively for Westminster Abbey. Alexander...

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...

This gilt pin badge is in the shape of a Tudor rose, sometimes called the Union Rose, which is the traditional floral heraldic emblem of England and takes its name and origins from the Tudor dynasty. The symbol features in many aspects of Westminster...

Take a look at the mad Tudor monarchs and their suffering subjects - who just couldn't help losing their heads. Discover who invited Queen Lizzie to visit his brand new toilet and what you get when you sew the front of a chicken to the back of a pig...

This lead-free pewter lapel pin has been inspired by the Tudor Rose. It is presented on an information card detailing the history of the symbol.The Tudor Rose, sometimes called the Union Rose, is the traditional floral heraldic emblem of England and...

Exclusively made for Westminster Abbey, this Tudor Rose necklace would make a wonderful souvenir of your visit. The necklace is sterling silver and made in the UK. Each necklace comes in a gift box and has a story card about the inspiration behind the...