Carcanets (pronounced KAR-kuh-nets) are ornate, jeweled necklaces worn throughout the 16th century by well-dressed grand ladies. They ranged in length from close around the neck to longer and wider, very like collars of state.
A collection of 16th Century portrait details, showing a variety of carcanet necklaces.
My version of these feature the Jeweled Tudor Ouches which you can also purchase separately, or which can be used in a matching Elizabethan Girdle or back billiment on a French Hood. The items shown below are in stock and ready-to-ship. Custom orders take four weeks from order to ship date.
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Antique Gold with jet square stones 16-18″
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Antique Gold with jet and ruby and pearl cinquefoils 17-19″
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Bright Silver with Sapphire 18-20″
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Antique gold with amethyst and jet 17-19″
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Large Centerpiece
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Katherine Parr Replica Necklace
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Katherine Parr Replica Pendant
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Gift Card
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It’s amazing! I wish I could afford a bolt of it!! What Are you waiting for?? Ya know ya want some!
This fabric is wonderful! I had a 1610-15 Jacobean jacket made from this material and it is magnificent!
I have been a customer of Louise’s for 10 years and she knows what she is about! She is the one who made the Jacobean jacket with your material =) The way she advises to wear the hair really adds to the shape your coif needs.
This pattern is superb. It prints out perfectly and easily aligns, and everything fits together. I could have used a teensy bit of instruction – like “sew to here” on CF, and a note to insert ribbon before stitching on facing, but with the help of the photos I eventually figured it out. Thank you very much for making this pattern available.
Great pattern! It took a bit to figure out how it worked but not to hard! Thank you 🙂