MEDIEVAL WOMAN’S PENDANT 10th-12th CENTURY

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Silvered bronze of petite size, just under 1/2" in width. Diamond form with a four-point star within a raised border. At the time, The Star of Bethlehem was represented as a four-point star and was a popular Christian motif for jewelry and church-stained windows. This is an example of the Star of Bethlehem for personal adornment and to advertise the wearer as a Christian. Delicate and fine quality. Professionally refurbished with the silver overlay restored on a modern Sterling silver chain for contemporary wear. Gift boxed with a certification of authenticity.

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MEDIEVAL WOMAN’S PENDANT 10th-12th CENTURY

Lot 0119

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Mar 12, 2026 1:00 PM EDT

New York, NY, United States

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