Medallion from Gjuriste, Sveti Nikole, 14th century, Macedonia
2.070 den – 2.780 den
Description of Motive
Medallion from Gjuriste, Sveti Nikole, 14th century, Macedonia.
The medallion is an exclusive specimen of medieval jewellery, made of gold and decorated with precious stones.
On the flat surface of the medallion, from thin filigree wire the ornaments are made as a twisted vine. On the top of the medallion are placed two dolphins and in the middle on both sides, two nymphs. The nymphs are performed with the forging technique.
In the middle of medallion is a cross made of five stones from almadin, surrounded by filigree wire.
The medallion by its function is a relic cross and it has a space where sacred relics were kept.
About the Product
Appropriate gift for a weddings, birthdays, jubilee, celebration, name day, moving into a new home …
A motif from the Macedonian cultural heritage, made of metal, in the forging technique. On a specially made metal plate, the motif is described in Macedonian and English. The motif and metal plate are mounted on a freestanding velvet base which is placed in a decorative box with a lid.
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Size -2 / 13х13cm. ,Size -3 / 16х16cm. ,Size -4 / 19х19cm. |
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