• Czech glass imitation pearls • Available in three sizes: 1⁄4in (6mm), 5⁄16in (8mm), ⅜in (10mm)
The Elizabethan court and especially Queen Elizabeth I were particularly known for their love of pearls, but pearls were popular embellishments for the elite throughout the 16th century.
These white glass imitation pearls have been specially sourced for a high quality Tudor reconstruction. They are the same pearls as used by The Tudor Tailor and are excellent decorations for elite impressions including nobility and royalty.
Sold by the string: • 1⁄4in (6mm) pearls = 80 per string, 18in (46cm) of pearls • 5⁄16in (8mm) pearls = 75 per string, 23¼in (59cm) of pearls • ⅜in (10mm) pearls = 50 per string, 19¼in (50cm) of pearls
Please note, photos of constructed items are provided to show how the glass pearls might be used and to give a sense of scale. No actual garments are included as part of this listing.
