An antique pendant issued on the occasion of the sixtieth jubilee of Queen Victoria 1837-1897. England, 1897.
On the front is a medallion with a miniature photograph of the Queen decorated with leaves and flowers around. On the back of the pendant is the Queen's name and the years - On the occasion of the Sixty Years of the Queen 1837-1897.
Victoria, Queen of the United Kingdom (Alexandrina Victoria, 1819-1901) from 20 June 1837 until her death. She reigned for 63 years and seven months, more than any British king who reigned before her. She was also the first Empress of India, beginning on May 1, 1876. Her reign is named after her, "the Victorian period". It was the heyday of the Industrial Revolution, in which the United Kingdom underwent many developments in the fields of society, economy and technology. During her reign the British Empire grew greatly, and was considered the most powerful empire in the world. Victoria was the granddaughter of King George III, and the last British ruler of the House of Hanover. Victoria is considered one of the most powerful women in human history in general.
Diameter: 4 cm. Black spot on the back of the pendant. Good condition.
