Tudor Rose English Royalty Monarchy Renaissance Costume Drop Earrings 1 3/8L

Tudor Rose Earrings Fit for English Royalty

These Tudor rose earrings hang the heraldic rose as a graceful dangle. The rose carries a 22ct gold plate. The ear wires are pierced and hypoallergenic.

The design follows jewelry in the collection of English royalty. These Tudor rose drop earrings complete a Renaissance costume.

• Finish: 22ct gold plate
• Ear wires: Pierced, hypoallergenic
• Length: 1 3/8 in L x 5/8 in W each
• Rose: 5/8 in x 5/8 in
• SKU / PN: 8834

A Rose That United Two Houses

Henry VII won the crown at Bosworth Field in 1485 and ended the Wars of the Roses. He married Elizabeth of York. He then joined the white rose of York with the red rose of Lancaster.

The Tudor Emblem

The Tudor rose became the badge of the dynasty. It still appears on royal buildings and coins. Gold plated rose earrings carry that emblem on a small scale.

Wearing the Rose

Tudor rose drop earrings suit a gown or a plain dress. Renaissance costume earrings often shine brightest in candlelight. Gold plated rose earrings like these weigh little on the ear.

Styling and Wearing the Tudor rose earrings

The rose hangs about 1 3/8 in from the lobe. Renaissance costume earrings like these suit stage plays and faires. A matching necklace, PN 10066, is also available. Browse related pieces in our English and British History collection.

Care Notes

Wipe the gold plate with a soft, dry cloth. Keep it dry and away from perfume and harsh chemicals. Store it flat in a pouch.

For More Reading from the Web

• Read how Henry VII won the crown in 1485 and founded the Tudor dynasty: Henry VII - Royal Museums Greenwich
• Follow the Battle of Bosworth, the final clash of the Wars of the Roses: Battle of Bosworth - World History Encyclopedia
• Learn how the red rose of Lancaster and white rose of York became one emblem: Tudor Rose - Wikipedia