Medieval Knight Collar

A knight's collar is not just a luxuriously decorated necklace, a sign of membership in a noble order of knighthood, or a sign of recognition of merit.

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Cleveland Necklace 14 - early 15 century

Cleveland Necklace, France, late 14 - early 15 century. Consists of 12 brooches mounted with chains. Suits for the costumes of French and Burgundy nobility of 14th - 15th century. Brass, gold plating, glass gems, pearls.

V-COLLAR-CLIVLEND

€500

The Order of the Golden Fleece collar

The Order of the Golden Fleece was the highest Order of Medieval Europe from 1430. Collar has 80 cm length, 28 links, gold plated already.

V-COLLAR-FLEECE

€200

Spanish Knight's Heraldic chain (collar)

Knight's collar in Spanish heraldic tradition. The prototype of the chain links could be found in Charles III and Order of Santiago collars Brass. Processing technique – hot enameling.

V-COLLAR-SPAIN

€150

Сollars set from Eleonora di Toledo painting (mid of 16th century)

We are glad to present Сollars set from Eleonora di Toledo painting. This masterpiece consist of 3 items: belt with pendant, collar and ferronier (headpiece) and related to mid of 16th century.

V-ELEON-COLLAR

€700

Jewelry set from the portrait of Elisabeth of Austria

One of the most famous Renaissance jewelry sets, reached us thanks to portraits. It belonged to Elisabeth of Austria, Queen of France in 16th century. That time it was fashionable to wear jewelry sets, i.e. jewelry with similar combinations of stones or technics or motif. You may see on the portrait that wide chain from the chest of the Queen repeats the pattern of her collar as well as the touret (a headdress formed by a row of pearls running from one ear to the other) and aiguillettes. Our replica contains a massive pendant attached to wide chain, and four thinner chains connected to the pendant. You also may purchase all the elements separately. Synthetic gems, freshwater pearls,...

V-COLLAR-ELISABETH

€800

Collar of Esses from the Museum of London, England

Variation of the famous livery collar with a ring and a trefoil attached by two small buckles. Lancastrian knight chain, also known as Collar of Esses, England, 14-15th cent. The letter 'S' is thought to mean "Sovereignly". The chain has 26 (160$) or 28 (190$) links including the trefoil divider, and a ring-shaped pendant. Length of the chain is about 100 cm, width of links 30 mm. Ring is 50 mm in outer diameter. *Collar on photo is 28 links no plated variation.

V-COLLAR-ESSES2

€160

Collar of Esses from the Museum of London, England, without a pendant

Variation of the famous livery collar with a trefoil attached by two small buckles. Without a pendant. Lancastrian knight chain, also known as Collar of Esses, England, 14-15th cent. The letter 'S' is thought to mean "Sovereignly". The chain has 26 (110$) or 28 (140$) links including the trefoil divider. Length of the chain is about 100 cm, width of links 30 mm. *Collar on photo is 28 links no plated variation.

V-COLLAR-ESS2-NOPENDANT

€110

Collar of the François d'Alençon's (1572 AD)

This pretty collar inspired by portrait of François-Hercule de France, duke of Alençon. Portrait painted by unknown french painter 1572 AD. In this handmade jewelry you will see gilded links covered by hot enamel with glass gems, and natural pearls. Cold enamel is used for pendant.

V-FRANCUA-COLLAR

€350

Collar of the French chivalric order of Saint Michael

Gilding, enamel. History: The Order of Saint Michael was a French chivalric order, founded by Louis XI of France on 1 August 1469, in response to the Burgundian Order of the Golden Fleece. The Saint Michael's Order was dedicated to the Archangel Michael and its goal was to confirm loyalty of the French knights to the king. A gold badge with the image of the Saint was included for every member. On the image Saint Michael is standing on a rock (Mont Saint-Michel) in combat with the serpent. The collar is made of golden scallop shells (the symbol of piligriage to St. Michael's tomb in Santiago de Compostela) linked with double knots.

V-COLLAR-MICHAEL

€200

Tudor Chain of Office

Replica of Chain of office, wide spreaded in England, 15-16th century. Brass cast livery collar with 12 S-shaped links, 11 heraldic intertwined knots, 2 portcullis links and triple Tudor rose at the center. Total length is about 100 cm, width of links 3-4 cm.

V-COLLAR-OFFICE

€125

Mary of Valois chain (collar)

Mary of Valois collar is related to Burgundy times, 15th cent. Chain has 24 links, garnets, pearls.

V-COLLAR-MARY

€240

Thin chain from Elisabeth of Austria jewelry set

Thin chain from Elisabeth of Austria jewelry set. Available in two variants: 19 cm (13 links) – 72$ and 36 cm (23 links) – 125$. For another lengths please contact us. Brass casting, freshwater pearls, synthetic gems, gold plating, cold enamel. PRICE PER ONE CHAIN.

V-SMALL-CHAIN-ELISABETH

€72

Luxurious Knight's chain (collar)

Luxurious knight’s collar consists of the links are made in the form of a coat of arms. Knight's chain contain gem inside the everyone of chain link and you can choose – red or blue. Standard chain includes 28 links. The price does not include the coat of arms! It should be ordered separately.

V-COLLAR1

€130

Knight's collar with the letter "A"

Luxurious knight's collar with fleur-de-lis and "A" letters. Standard chain includes 26 links. Brass casting, hot enamel.

V-COLLAR-A

€130

About Medieval Knight Collar

A knight's collar is not just a luxuriously decorated necklace, a sign of membership in a noble order of knighthood, or a sign of recognition of merit.

The first knight's collars known to us adorned the necks of crusading knights and even to this day luxurious knightley collars adorn truly noble people.

Which one beckons you most? The Order of Saint Michael collar, full of valor and pride? Perhaps, it is the noblest Order of the Golden Fleece collar which is...

... Not for amusement nor for recreation,

But for the purpose that praise shall be given

To God, in the very first place,

And to the good, glory and high renown.

Or Jewelry set from the portrait of Elisabeth of Austria, as beautiful as beauty and chic can be embodied in stones and metal. We have all three and lots of others.

Steel Mastery artisans are ready to make you a replica of any existing knight's collar as well as create an absolutely new and unique according to your designs and wishes. Our masters are ready to recreate for you quite affordable but accurate copies made of the brass with enamel as well as the most gorgeous replicas made of precious metals and gemstones.

Feel yourself a knight with a gold knight's collar lying on your shoulders or the most beautiful of the queens who proudly bears the beauty contained in the jewelry on her chest.

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