The Tudor Consort’s Necklace

Part of the Queen’s jewels, the consort’s necklace is one of the most recognisable pieces of 16th century jewellery, and it was likely worn by all six of Henry VIII’s Queens 💎👑 If you enjoy content like this, then why not join Dr. Nicola Tallis, Kate McCaffrey and me at our @TheTudorTrio Patreon? / tudortrio
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[@Shane-Flanagan]

Thank you Owen 🤗👏
Always love your enthusiasm and storytime narration 💎 💍 👑

[@Shane-Flanagan]

Adore those portraits of Elizabeth Grey and Catherine Parr 💖 💜 💙

[@thehistory_student]

I've always admired the Queen Consort's necklace 😍It was lovely to see a modern day replica of it at Hever Castle last autumn at the 'Becoming Elizabeth' costume exhibition. A stunning piece of jewellery that must have looked lovely around the necks of Henry's various Queens as they walked about Court 💖

[@angelwings7930]

Your head was blocking the book title, authors name and much of the items in this video. Had to replay it to get all the info

[@DrOwenEmmerson]

Thanks for the double view! 😘