Hampton Court Rosy Cross for Faith and Devotion

Hampton Court Palace, built in 1514 by Thomas Wolsey, Roman Catholic cardinal, Archbishop of York, and Lord Chancellor. Cardinal Wolsey later gave Hampton Court to his monarch, King Henry VIII, remembered for his six wives, establishment of the Church of England, and father to Elizabeth I, the last Tudor royal.
The Tudor Rose and Crown adorns the mediaeval cross to create a symbol of singular beauty, signifying faith and devotion.
Made from polished pewter with gold and crystal accents, this enchanting pendant comes with a chain and leaflet in a gold satin pouch. Designed by fantasy artist Briar. Approximate size: 1.5" x 2.25"