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Throughout human history, jewelry has served a multitude of purposes, ranging from adorning oneself, to showcasing alliances, or declaring love for another. Additionally, it has often functioned as a practical and portable investment. These traits have remained consistent across all times and cultures.
 
At MuseumJewellery.com, we believe that the sale of historical jewelry also provides an opportunity to communicate our cultural history. To this end, our manufacturer, in collaboration with museum inspectors, has endeavored to describe the historical origin and provenance of each piece. This information accompanies any purchase of historical jewelry from us, allowing you to appreciate the history behind each piece.
 
Moreover, our extensive blog offers a wealth of information on the history of jewelry. With thousands of years of human history to explore, our blog delves into the cultural significance of jewelry, among other fascinating topics. We invite you to peruse our archives and expand your knowledge in this captivating field. At MuseumJewellery.com, we strive to provide not only exquisite jewelry but also a deeper understanding of its historical and cultural significance.

The style history of jewelry

Jewelry in The Renaissance 1460 – 1650, England

During the period of Renaissance in England, spanning from 1460 to 1650, the country witnessed a remarkable resurgence in artistic and intellectual pursuits with a...
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The Renaissance 1460 – 1650, Portugal

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The history of the jewelry

Processing of precious metals

Discover the techniques used by ancient silversmiths and goldsmiths to create intricate designs, colors, and ornamentation on their objects. Learn about the various stylized aesthetics...
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The metal

Gold is symbolically associated with the sun, while silver was a means of payment for the Vikings. Silver treasures in Scandinavia resulted from trade relations...
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Dagmar cross pendant in silver - original size
  • $199.99

The history of the jewelry

The Dagmar cross pendant is a silver artifact and was often given as a confirmation gift. It is a simplified version of the original cross. On one side of the cross, Christ is depicted, with the inscription "Jesus Christ" written in Greek letters at the top. On the other side, the Virgin Mary is depicted on the right side of Christ, and John the Baptist is depicted on the left. Above and below Christ, two saints are seen: Basilios at the top and Johannes, nicknamed Gyldenmund, at the bottom.

The original Dagmar cross is on display at the National Museum in Denmark.

Material: Sterling silver
Size: 1.18" x 1.37"

 

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