Set into our medium-sized medieval (15th century) pendant frame, we've added a medieval cross. This one was found in the I.33 sword and buckler treatise from the Royal Armouries, at Leeds in the UK. It dates from the late 13th or into the early 14th century, and the cross marks the place in the fighting manuscript where the sequence begins. 

Interestingly, this is also the only treatise that features a lady combatant for a number of sequences! 

You can go with a stealthy medieval fighting statement or as a cross, or just because the design is cool. 

Sterling or inset available by custom commission.