Kept Memory buckle pendant 45 cm silver

The memory was the jewel of the 80th anniversary of Finland's independence. The gold model of the jewelry was made in the 1870s in Helsinki by the goldsmith Otto Roland Mellin. He was a contemporary of Fabergé, whose work shows the most advanced goldsmith's work of his time. The jewelry's European influences have been sourced directly from Paris. Vigilant museum experts saved a piece of jewelry that had been a family treasure from being melted down when a voluntary gold collection was organized in Finland in 1940. The exceptionally spectacular rarity found among the gold objects was added to the collections of the Helsinki City Museum, and half a century later, the story of the jewelry received its worthy continuation as a Memorial jewelry made by Kalevala Jewelry.

An oval turquoise stone and two small pearls are embedded in the memorial jewelry. The jewelry can be worn as a brooch or pendant. The cord chain has a parrot lock and an adjustable length of 42/45 cm.