Tudor-era gold heart pendant discovered in field becomes British national treasure
A gold heart pendant from the Tudor period, originally a love token between Catherine of Aragon and Henry VIII, was discovered in a field seven years ago. The artifact has now been acquired as a national treasure for Britain through a significant purchase. The piece symbolizes the marriage that ultimately ended in annulment due to Henry VIII's actions.
Key facts
- A gold Tudor heart pendant was found in a field seven years ago
- The pendant was a love token between Catherine of Aragon and Henry VIII
- The artifact has been purchased as a British national treasure
- The marriage between Catherine and Henry ended in annulment
- The acquisition involved substantial financial expenditure
Entities
Locations
- Britain