Anne Boleyn “B” Initial Faux Pearl Pendant – Tudor Renaissance Necklace Replica, 20 in Chain

This pendant recreates the celebrated Anne Boleyn “B” initial necklace seen in her Tudor portraits. The design, associated with Henry VIII’s queen, features a gold-plated letter “B” adorned with three suspended faux pearls, symbolizing grace, status, and devotion. The necklace reflects the style of jewelry fashionable in the English Renaissance court, where pearls and initials conveyed both lineage and personality.

• Replica of Anne Boleyn’s famous “B” initial pendant
• Gold-plated pendant set with three faux pearls
• Pendant measures 5/8 in W × 1 3/4 in L
• Comes on a 20-inch gold-tone chain with spring clasp
• Includes informative fold-over card on Tudor jewelry traditions
• Part of the Museumize Historical Jewelry Collection (PN 10065)

Historical Context

Pearls were among the most favored jewels in the Tudor era, valued for their symbolism of purity and royal prestige. Portraits of Anne Boleyn, Henry VIII’s second wife, often show her wearing this distinctive “B” pendant on a strand of pearls—a personal emblem that later became iconic of her legacy. Her daughter, Queen Elizabeth I, continued the fashion, surrounding herself with pearls to embody sovereignty and virtue.