Unleash the power of the Dark Knight with this striking Dark Knight Poster. Made for those who appreciate the fusion of medieval strength and modern design, this piece transforms any space into a realm of epic adventure. The intricately detailed knight armor stands poised against a battlefield backdrop, capturing the essence of valor and the timeless struggle between light and dark. Dark Knight Poster Wall Art is perfect for gaming enthusiasts and history buffs alike, this wall art makes a bold statement in any room be it a gaming den, living room, or office. The moody tones and dynamic composition draw the eye, creating a focal point that resonates with the spirit of a warrior. Upgrade any indoor or outdoor space with silk posters. Made to be water and scratch-resistant. Each poster is made with top-grade 200 gsm paper and is printed using high-quality UV inks. 🌟Product Details 🌟 .: Premium heavyweight, semi-gloss 200 gsm paper with a silk finish .: Water and scratch resistant .: Ideal for indoors and outdoors .: 19 sizes to choose from .: Horizontal, vertical and square options available If you have any problems after the purchase, please feel free to contact us for customer service, which will make your purchase risk-free and you can enjoy the quality and durability. And we do hope you have a pleasant shopping experience.

100% Cotton Made in Canada Embrace the strength and spirit of ancient warriors with our Spartan Pride Graphic Tee. Featuring a bold, detailed Spartan helmet design on premium cotton, this t-shirt blends historical grit with modern comfort. Perfect for fitness enthusiasts, history buffs, or anyone who values resilience and honor. Available in various sizes, it's a versatile addition to any wardrobe that celebrates timeless valor.

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The Torture of Cuauhtemoc, 1892 painting by Leandro Izaguirre After 80 days of continuous assault from the Spanish, the city-state of Tenochtitlan needed help. Their ruler, the 25-year old Cuauhtemoc, went to try and find some. On the way, he was captured by Cortez and his men. Cuauhtemoc handed Cortez his knife, and asked him to kill him. But Cortez was chivalrous -- at least at first. "A Spaniard knows how to respect valor, even in an enemy," Cortez said. Ah, but then he found out there was gold involved. The Aztecs were rumored to have vast stores of gold. That wasn't really true. The Aztecs didn't believe that gold had any intrinsic value; they just thought it made a nice overlay for wood. Consequently, there wasn't really a lot of gold in any one place. Cortez didn't know this, of course, so he allowed Cuauhtemoc and few other leaders to be tortured. They put their feet into a fire, but no information was forthcoming. Finally, Cortez grew ashamed, and stopped the torture. That doesn't mean he let Cuauhtemoc go. He thought the man was a threat, so he took him along on a trip to Honduras. Along the way, Cortez got the idea that Cuauhtemoc and a few others were plotting against him. Some say that another Aztec reported the plot. Others say that Cortez imagined the whole thing. There was also a theory that Cortez believed that he could instill fear in the natives by causing them to think he had discovered the plot by magic. Cuauhtemoc, two other Aztec nobles, and eight other men were all hanged. It was said that afterwards, Cortez was wracked with guilt, suffered from insomnia, and sleep-walked, sometimes hurting himself while in his travels.

The Ancient Noble Warrior Charm encapsulates the valor and legacy of the Pratapgarh era. This distinctive piece features a head embossing of a noble warrior, meticulously crafted around an uneven, ancient coin-like charm. The design reflects the rich heritage and martial spirit of historic Pratapgarh, evoking images of valiant protectors and their enduring strength. Each charm is carefully aged to capture the essence of ancient artifacts, blending historical authenticity with modern craftsmanship. Ideal for history enthusiasts and those drawn to tales of bravery, the Ancient Noble Warrior Charm serves as a powerful symbol of courage and timeless nobility. Metal- Recycled Bronze Plating- 14k Premium Gold Plating Dimension- 26 X 16 mmWeight-4.00 Grams

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In conjunction with the Modern Quilt Guild, we're over the moon to announce the release of Modern Quilts: Designs of the New Century, a collectible, hardcover book that traces the history of modern quilts, explores the hallmarks of the genre, and honors the genre’s past, present, and future. “From quilt empires like the Amish and the quilts of Gee’s Bend, to the emergence of the word ‘modern’ in quilting, [we] discuss influencers and milestones in the twentieth century and today that have paved the way for all of us,” say the compilers of Modern Quilts, Riane Menardi, Alissa Haight Carlton, and Heather Grant. Although the Modern Quilt Guild was not founded until 2009, their concise retrospective beginsby covering early influencers, the birth of modern quilting , the growth of the movement, the foundation of the MQG, and the movement of modern quilting into the mainstream—all accompanied by large, color photographs illustrating the visual development of modern quilting. So what is a modern quilt? The compilers tackle this age-old, sometimes controversial question head on. "Modern quilts mean different things to different people. Modern quilts are utilitarian. They are art. They tell stories. They are graphic, improvisational, or minimalist. They make a statement." Modern Quilts identifies several hallmarks of modern quilting, including modern traditionalism, the use of solids, graphic color palettes, improvisation, minimalism, expansive negative space, alternate gridwork, and unusual scale. The quilts selected to illustrate each showcase the wide variety of artistic expression that is encompassed by modern quilting. You can admire the best modern quilting has to offer in the gallery of more than 200 quilts curated by the Modern Quilt Guild. These large photographs (many of the quilts take up a full page) show every detail of the quilts, from the piecing to the quilting to the finishing touches. You’ll also see quilts by an enormous range of artists; over 200 Modern Quilt Guild members, past and present, are featured, including such well-known names as Angela Walters, Weeks Ringle, Melissa Averinos, Leah Day, Latifah Saafir, and more. To celebrate the book's release, over 32 contributors have gathered together for an epic blog tour! You can see the full line-up below. 12/13/2017 Amber Corcoran 12/14/2017 Heidi Parkes 12/15/2017 Melissa Cory 12/16/2017 Penny Gold 12/18/2017 Shruti Dandekar 12/19/2017 Amy Friend 12/20/2017 Paige Alexander 12/21/2017 Angela Bowman 12/22/2017 Lysa Flower 12/27/2017 Sheri Cifaldi-Morrill 12/28/2017 Jacquie Gering 12/29/2017 Christa Watson 12/30/2017 Heather Black 1/2/2018 Kristin Shields 1/3/2018 Krista Hennebury 1/4/2018 Cinzia Allocca 1/5/2018 Suzanne Paquette 1/6/2018 Yvonne Fuchs 1/9/2018 Ben Darby 1/10/2018 Nicole Daksiewicz 1/11/2018 Kristi Schroeder 1/12/2018 Kathy York 1/13/2018 Marla Varner 1/15/2018 Brigette Heitland 1/16/2018 Stacey Sharman 1/17/2018 Stacey O'Malley 1/18/2018 Kim Soper 1/19/2018 Steph Skardal 1/20/2018 Cheryl Brickey 1/22/2018 Shea Henderson 1/23/2018 Katie Larson 1/24/2018 Katie Pedersen These quilters have been deeply influenced by the rich tradition of quilts throughout history, as well as by the countless makers who set the stage for modern quilting. Today’s modern quilters are in turn influencing the next generation. Indeed, we are certain that anyone who picks up a copy of Modern Quilts: Designs of the New Century will be inspired in their own artistic pursuits, quilting or otherwise. As the compilers say, “we are all makers; we are all storytellers; and we are all part of a community making our mark at this moment in quilt history.” Want to win your own copy of Modern Quilts? You can enter our ebook giveaway right here: a Rafflecopter giveaway. Follow my blog with Bloglovin

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Well that was fun! Our Biggest Morning Tea fundraiser in support of the Cancer Council this week had a modern theme, taken up in the table decorations, and our guest quilters from the Sydney Modern Sewists and Quilters (Sydney ModQuad) who delighted our audience of members and friends with a spectacular presentation of just some of their modern quilts. Congratulations to Linda Parsons and the team – Sue Brennan, Robyn Leek, Janice Freelander, Roslyn Pullen and Elsa Kachwalla – on the organising of a very successful event. We raised over $600 for a cause close to our hearts - many of us have had too close encounters with cancer ourselves, or in loved ones, and we know the importance of research and support in the field of cancer. Thank you to every one who came and helped us to make that donation to the work of the Cancer Council. Our thanks too to Natasha Renstead, Selina Cheng and Bec Proshogo from Syd ModSquad for bringing their stunning quilts, and to Jenn Davis who allowed us to see hers, even though she could not be with us. We loved your quilts, your commitment to and enthusiasm for quilting - we are in awe of your needlework, design and quilting skills. And thank you for allowing us to use your photos. Linda chose a fun modern decorating theme, in keeping with our much anticipated visit from the Syd ModSquad. The tables were laid with fat quarters that were 'lucky plate' prizes. Of course there was a wonderful morning tea spread, donated by Fairholme members, and as it happens, Linda is a brilliant cake maker and decorator - and her specialty is towers of macaroons! One of the aims of Sydney Modern Sewists and Quilters is 'to engage with the wider Sydney community by contributing charity quilts and acts of service.' One way of doing that is to make a group quilt each year (this year's is the fifth), that is entered into the group category at Sydney Quilt Show, and then raffled as a fundraiser for a charity that supports women in need. We saw two of those quilts on Monday: Rainbow Skyline was made in 2015, from Tula Pink's book '100 Modern Quilt Blocks'. Each colour column was made by a different ModSquad member, graduating blocks from dark to light tones of a single colour. It will be raffled later this year. (Photo: from @sydmodsquad) In 2016 Grey Skies and Rainbow Fields was designed for the group by Jenn Davis, and members chose blocks to make, assisted by a detailed colour map. Blocks range in size from 8" to 24" square, with rectangular flying geese units.It won third place for a group quilt at the 2016 Sydney Quilt Show. (Photo: from @sydmodsquad) Bec's beautiful modern take on a classic Storm at Sea. Its four year old owner agreed to allow her to bring it only on the condition that she came with it to keep an eye on it (and on us)! Smart little boy. Bec quilted it herself on her domestic machine. Check out her own post on this beauty on Instagram @skyberries for additional images in close up, and of the reverse. (Image: from @skyberries) Bec made her toddler sized Drunkard's Path quilt for her one year old daughter, from the same Tula Pink fabrics as a quilt she had made for her own Mum. Syd Mod Squad is a very co-operative and collaborative group, who often work together. Tash pattern tested 'Shattered Star' designed by Jenn Davis, using print fabrics for the half-square triangles, and a white solid for the background. Selina made a larger version in very different fabrics as a pattern test too. The pattern may be released for sale in the future. Most of the Mod Squad members are active on social media, especially Instagram. Selina @seldear 's diamond blocks were gathered from a birthday swap conducted via Instagram. She quilted it herself on the longarm available for hire by customers at HobbySew at Top Ryde. Selina made her Intulawoven quilt from fabric mostly acquired in an Instagram based swap of designer Tula Pink's charm squares, that resulted in each swapper receiving 112 different 5" squares. The intricate pattern is achieved with a single block 'just rotated through 90º - easy' she said ... Selina devised a modern take on the disappearing 9 patch block design by gradually increasing the negative space and eliminating some block elements across her quilt, and by varying the print elements. Rain Chains is another of Jenn's own designs,made and quilted by her, by hand and machine. The fabrics are all solids. You will find her on Instagram @pennypoppleton. Jenn's splendid modern version of Mrs Billing's Coverlet (pattern by Karen Styles from Somerset Patchwork and Quilting) won a second prize in the 2016 Sydney Quilt Show. It was hand and machine pieced over an 18 month period, to mark her 30th birthday, and machine quilted by Leanne Harvey of Mount Vincent Quilts @leanne_mountvincentquilts in the Hunter Valley. (Photo from @pennypoppleton) Snapped as it was being refolded, here you can see some of the very detailed fussy cutting, piecing and quilting in 'Jenn does Mrs B' as this wonderful quilt was known during its making. Sydney Modern Sewists and Quilters blog, has contact details and the meeting schedule, and can be found on Instagram @sydmodsquad and #sydmodsquad.

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This bold statement knight ring is a unique blend of medieval design and modern elegance, perfect for those who appreciate historical symbolism in their jewelry. Crafted with a hexagon-shaped design, this custom knight ring features intricate details that evoke the strength and valor of a medieval knight. Ideal as a unisex ring, it makes a powerful statement piece suitable for both men and women. Whether you're a fan of history, fantasy, or bold accessories, this medieval ring adds a touch of chivalry and style to any jewelry collection. 📏 Ring Size: Choose your preferred size from the drop-down menu. 💍 Signet Details: Signet Size: 16mm Signet Shape: Hexagon Metal Type (Main Photo): 14k Gold Filled - Other options available in the drop-down menu. Texture / Finish (Main Photo) - Shiny - Other options available in the drop-down menu. 🌟 Why Choose Our Unique Handmade Jewelry? ♥ Nickel-Free ♥ Tarnish Resistant ♥ One-Year Warranty ♥ High-Quality Materials ♥ 30-Day Return Policy 🌟 Customization Options: ♥ Customized Metal Type ♥ Choose from 50 Other Gemstones & Shapes ♥ Personalizations and Custom Requests Available 🚚 Shipping Information: ✅ Tracking Number ✅ Insurance ✅ Free Fancy Gift Box ✅ Expedited/Express Upgrades Available During Checkout ⚠️ Important Information: 📅 Our customer service is available 7 days a week. 🖋️ Due to laser engraving and product mockups, slight variations may occur in our products. 💼 For wholesale discounts, please message us. 🌍 All items are crafted in Israel but may be stored and shipped from our US logistic facility. 🏬 Visit Our Shops: ♥ www.AnemoneJewelry.etsy.com ♥ www.AnemoneUnique.etsy.com ♥ www.AnemoneLimited.etsy.com ♥ www.AnemoneCharm.etsy.com ♥ www.AnemoneDIY.etsy.com ♥ www.myDNAjewelry.etsy.com Ⓒ My DNA jewelry by Anemone LTD - Since 2008. All Rights Reserved, Including images

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Subscribe to our newsletter Promotions, new travel guides, giveaways and more . Directly to your inbox. Email Subscribe 1. Where ancient traditions and modern marvels harmoniously coexist. 🏙️🏛️🧡 💡Bangkok is situated in central Thailand, along the Chao Phraya River, and it covers an extensive area, making it one of Southeast Asia's most populous and sprawling cities. From @nanthaphan_krobkritsawat 2. We are sharing top free places to visit in Bangkok. 🤩🌆🧡 💡Bangkok is a cultural epicenter, home to numerous temples, palaces, museums, and historic sites that showcase Thailand’s rich heritage and traditions. From @aj.some.more 3. Shenzhen cyberpunk vibes ✨😍 💡Shenzhen's transformation from a small fishing village to a sprawling metropolis is the stuff of legends. In just a few decades, it has become a global hub for technology and innovation, with its skyline dominated by futuristic skyscrapers. From @ozsebstudio 4. Welcome to Tokyo, Japan 💡In Japan, the culture of respecting each other and the environment extends to every aspect of life, including public transportation. The nation’s train stations, platforms, and trains are always clean and orderly, with passengers moving around with respect for each other and their surroundings. Onboard the trains, travelers will notice the culture of courtesy, with many passengers using hushed voices and allowing those sitting near the door to get up and exit first before standing. From @if1897 5. Discover the timeless charm of Phuket old town 💡Phuket Old Town, nestled on the southwestern coast of Thailand, invites travelers to immerse themselves in a captivating blend of cultural heritage and architectural marvels. This vibrant district is a testament to the island’s rich history and its role as a vital trading hub along the ancient maritime Silk Road. Strolling through the narrow streets of Phuket Old Town is like stepping into a living museum. The town’s colorful Sino-Portuguese buildings, adorned with intricate facades and elegant shuttered windows, transport visitors back to a bygone era. These architectural gems, a fusion of Chinese and European styles, tell the story of the diverse influences that shaped Phuket’s past!🌿☀️ From @natali.bonn 6. POV: You went on a Singapore daytrip 💡Singapore is one of the most beautiful places on earth. It is a great city, has a great location and offers plenty to do. Singapore Changi Airport is considered the best airport in the world, making flying there a unique experience. There are countless reasons to visit and experience the beauty of Singapore. From @mohdraihanrafi 7. If you’re a dog lover this cafe should be at the top of your list, at Shibainu cafe, Tokyo 💡 Tokyo’s Shibainu-Cafe is a dog-friendly space where guests can relax and connect with man’s best friend while enjoying coffee, desserts and a unique shopping experience. The restaurant features adorable Shibainu dogs that are perfect for a photo-op or to pet and play with. The adorable pups make for the perfect companions while eating or drinking in the cafe. Whether you’re a dog lover or just looking for a unique dining experience, Shibainu Cafe is a must-visit locale in Tokyo. From @cindy.in.japan 8. We are sharing one of the most luxurious restaurant in Bangkok. 🤩👩🏻‍🍳🥂 💡Bangkok is situated in the central part of Thailand, along the Chao Phraya River, which flows through the city. It’s in the tropical zone, leading to a hot and humid climate. From @gooutwithcharlie 9. Get ready to be wowed as she takes you inside the delicious world of Kichi Kichi Omurice, Kyoto, Japan 🍽️😋 💡 Nestled in Kyoto, Kichi Kichi is a Japanese-style Omurice restaurant renowned for its captivating culinary performances, especially the “Fluffy Upside-Down Omelette Rice” that steals the show. Owned by the popular YouTube sensation, Mr. Yukimura Motoyoshi, this establishment offers a dining experience like no other. Reservations are a must to secure a table at this enchanting eatery where food becomes an art form. From @helloangelia 10. Discover the ultimate shopping haven at Daiso, Seoul 💡With its wide range of budget-friendly and unique merchandise, this Japanese retailer promises a one-of-a-kind shopping experience in the heart of South Korea’s vibrant capital!🌟 From @sallyfromseoul 11. Showing you guys how to make this mouthwatering tteokbokki!🤤 💡Recipe:✔️Ingredients for rice cakes--Rice flour - 1/2cup-Sabudana/sago flour - 5tbsp-Corn flour - 1tbsp-Salt to taste-Sugar - 1tsp-Boiling water - 1cup✔️Ingredients for sauce/gravy --Oil - 2tbsp-Garlic cloves - 4-5-Chilli flakes - 1tsp-Sesame seeds - 1tbsp-Sugar - 1tsp-Red chilli powder - 2tsp(you can adjust it according to your taste)-Salt to taste-Maggi hot and sweet sauce - 2tbsp-Soya sauce - 2tsp-Water - 1cup-Green onion/coriander From @gargiagarwal_ 12. Escape to paradise in the Similan Islands, Thailand 💡The Similan Islands is a continental archipelago in the Andaman Sea off the coast of, and part of, Phang Nga Province in southern Thailand. It is the maritime border between India and Thailand. It was established as Mu Ko Similan National Park in 1982 after a one-year assessment by the forestry department. From expeditioustraveler 13. Shibuya in the rain is an absolute sight to behold 💡If you’re looking to experience the lively, energetic atmosphere that Tokyo is known for, Shibuya is the place to be. A hub for shopping, eating, and cultural experiences, Shibuya is a neighborhood that will leave you feeling both exhausted and exhilarated. From the towering skyscrapers to the bustling streets, there’s always something new to discover in Shibuya. If you’re feeling adventurous, you can even try the iconic Shibuya Crossing, where you’ll witness a sea of people as they cross the street in a tightly choreographed dance. There’s simply no other place like Shibuya, and it’s a must-visit for anyone who loves the excitement of Tokyo. From @kaka.in.tokyo 14. A must visit place in Seoul 💡Starfield Library is not only grand in size, but also its scale of collection—it holds approximately 70,000 books that vary in genre, ranging from the humanities and economics to books on hobby and in foreign language, as well as approximately 600 domestic and international magazines, celebrity books, and even e-books. From @dina_in_korea 15. This place will make you feel like you’ve been transported into the Ghibli world!😍 At Fukasawa Tiny Museum, Akiruno 💡 The “Fukasawa Tiny Museum” is a private museum featuring exhibits by modelling artist Akimitsu Tomonaga and other artists, situated amidst the verdant surroundings of the Fukasawa area. It’s a secret location with a silently green garden encircling an old building. On display are about 100 puppets that Mr. Tomonaga created and made for the NHK puppet programme “Purin Purin Monogatari,” which ran from 1979 to 1982. Additionally, there are roughly fifty handcrafted pieces on display, including lamps produced by Mr. Tomonaga and woodblock prints. In the adjacent tearoom, you can sip coffee and tea while enjoying an exquisite moment with a view of the lovely garden and pond. From @pepperioni 16. Exploring the dragon templ!🐉 At Bangkok 💡Wat Samphran, otherwise known as the Dragon Temple, is situated about an hour outside of Bangkok, and whilst it looks like something from Disneyland, it is in fact a real Buddhist temple where many Thais go to worship. From @janisview 17. Try Asakusa’s sweet potato mont blanc, at Tokyo 💡 A Sweet Treat You Can’t In the heart of Asakusa, there is a hidden gem waiting to be discovered: Asakusa’s freshly squeezed purple sweet potato mont blanc. This sweet treat, made with purple sweet potato purée and whipped cream, is a perfect blend of sweet and creamy, and its purple color will surely get your attention. The texture of the mont blanc is smooth and velvet-like and the flavor will leave you wanting more! Whether you are a sweet potato lover or simply looking for a delicious treat, this purple sweet potato mont blanc is definitely worth a try. From the moment it’s served to the last bite, you’ll be in heaven. From @japanese.foods_ 18. Let's exploring the breathtaking beauty of the Similan Islands, where each corner is a vibrant canvas! 🏝 💡The Similan Islands are a group of islands in the Andaman Sea off the coast of, and part of, Phang Nga Province, southern Thailand. They are a popular destination for diving, snorkeling, and nature exploration. From @earthtourr 19. Here are 9 beaches that are absolutely unmissable in Koh Phangan 💡The beaches mentioned:1- Mae Haad beach2- Haad Rin beach3- Leela beach4- Haad Salad beach5- Haad Yao beach6- Bottle beach7- Hin Kong beach8- Thong Nai Pan Yai beach9- Malibu beach From @worldpitou 20. The breathtaking beauty of Bangkok! 🤩🧡✨ 💡Wat Arun is recognized as one of the most iconic and beautiful temples in Thailand. Wat Pho is one of the top six temples in Thailand and is famous for the huge statue of the Reclining Buddha. From @bangkok_insiders 21. Get ready for a flavor-packed journey through the bustling streets of Bangkok, Thailand 💡Dive into the vibrant world of Thai street food with mouthwatering Pad Thai, aromatic Tom Yum, and crispy spring rolls. From savory satay skewers to sweet mango sticky rice, Bangkok’s street food scene is a culinary adventure waiting to happen. From @christianbrucki 22. Take a tranquil stroll through the serene grounds of Konkaikōmyō-ji Temple✨🌸🏯 💡Konkaikōmyō-ji, also known as Kurodani Temple, boasts a rich history dating back to 1175, founded by the revered Honen, a pioneer of the Jodo sect. It’s a site where valor meets spirituality, housing the graves of the brave Aizu and Kuwana men who fought at the Battle of Toba–Fushimi. The temple’s resilience is notable, having been reconstructed by Hideyoshi Toyotomi in 1605 following numerous fire damages, standing today as a testament to Kyoto’s enduring spiritual heritage. From @japan_walker_ 23. A magical world of imagination and delight, at Tokyo, Japan 💡The Ghibli Museum in Tokyo is a wondrous world of creativity, imagination, and wonder. Step inside and discover a collection of interactive exhibits, inspired by the works of Hayao Miyazaki, one of Japan’s most revered filmmakers. The museum offers a chance to delve into the world of Miyazaki’s fantastical characters, where visitors of all ages can immerse themselves in the stories and magic of the films, and let their own imaginations run wild! The studio ghibli museum is a must-visit destination for anyone who loves anime and the works of Miyazaki. From @tehya.mp4 24. An immersive experience like no other in Tokyo, Japan 💡 The main “Post-Impressionist” paintings at this temporary museum are on display as an immersive art show, featuring representative pieces by Van Gogh, Gauguin, Seurat, and Cézanne. This is your last chance to see it if you want to; the event finishes on October 29th of next week. From @sha_chan07 25. Today we are showing you guys where to see Christmas decorations in Seoul!🎄💫 💡Step into a winter wonderland at Lotte Department Store, as it transforms into a festive haven of enchantment. Adorned with twinkling lights, ornate ornaments, and towering Christmas trees, the store exudes the spirit of the season!🎅🏼🌟 From @foodsinmyheart

I love coins with history, this one is the Victory Medal and is associated with Valor from WWI. We mounted her from a cross bar and combined three strands which include gemstone and crystals, textured rhodium, and stainless silver double link circle chain. Measures 18” in length, rhodium toggle closure, all materials free from cadmium, lead, and nickel.  Three Piece Set now available, includes double strand of silver pearls with Picture Jasper gemstones, crystals, antique silver hardware/heart and Faceted hand pendant necklace.