Queen Elizabeth II-Inspired Maple Leaf Pendant Necklace

Her Late Majesty Queen Elizabeth II owned several pieces of exquisite jewellery that were inspired by the enduring symbol of Canada, the maple leaf. One of the most fascinating pieces was a brooch given to the Queen's grandmother in 1901, but it was not worn in public by Queen Elizabeth II until her June, 2010 visit to Nova Scotia, in what would be her last visit to Canada. Described as "a spray of enamelled maple leaves edged in diamonds and set with a single pearl," the priceless piece has not been seen since. Now, that distinctive design inspires this maple leaf pendant necklace. Introducing the Royally Golden Pendant Necklace, a fine jewellery design available only from The Bradford Exchange.

Handcrafted of sterling silver and plated in 18K gold, this distinctive jewellery is an ideal tribute and this Queen Elizabeth II pendant is also a dazzling salute to Canada. It gleams with a cultured freshwater pearl and hand-enamelled maple leaves, beautifully capturing a royal legacy of style that's sure to turn heads wherever it is worn. This stunning Royal Family-inspired jewellery design arrives in a jewellery pouch and gift box, perfect for safekeeping and gift-giving. Strong demand is expected, so don't miss out. Order now!