Marie Antoinette Portrait Medallion Necklace – Rococo Glass & Brass Jewelry | DressCon

Wear a little piece of Versailles.

This Marie Antoinette portrait medallion necklace transforms the elegance of 18th-century French portraiture into a refined piece of wearable art. The oval medallion measures approximately 40 × 30 mm (4 × 3 cm) and is made from glass and gold-toned brass, giving the portrait depth, clarity and the character of a miniature museum piece.

Created for lovers of Marie Antoinette, Rococo fashion, Versailles, French history and historical jewelry, the medallion is available with your choice of 10 portrait artworks. Select the numbered portrait shown in the artwork-options image, then choose the pendant alone or the complete necklace.

Choose Your Marie Antoinette Portrait

Select Artwork 1–10 from the numbered portrait guide in the product gallery. Each option features a different Marie Antoinette portrait, allowing you to choose the composition and historical look you prefer.

Two Styles

Medallion Only – 40 × 30 mm glass and brass portrait pendant, without chain.

Medallion + 50 cm Chain – the same medallion supplied with a matching 50 cm chain, ready to wear.

Gift Box Included

Every Marie Antoinette medallion arrives in a DressCon botanical presentation box. The gift-ready packaging shown in the photographs is included with every order.

Product Details

• Subject: Marie Antoinette
• Style: Rococo / 18th-century portrait jewelry
• Artwork choices: 10 numbered portrait options
• Medallion size: approx. 40 × 30 mm / 4 × 3 cm
• Materials: glass and brass
• Shape: oval
• Finish: gold-toned brass
• Optional necklace: 50 cm matching chain
• DressCon botanical gift box included
• Made and assembled in Italy

Rococo Jewelry for Art & History Lovers

A distinctive Marie Antoinette necklace for admirers of Rococo jewelry, historical fashion, Versailles, French queen portraiture, museum jewelry and wearable art. It makes an unusual gift for costume historians, reenactors, art lovers, Rococo enthusiasts and anyone fascinated by 18th-century France.

Care

To preserve the glass and brass finish, avoid prolonged contact with water, perfume, creams and cleaning products. Remove before showering, swimming or sleeping.

A portrait. A medallion. A miniature piece of Versailles made to be worn.

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