Louis Easy Chess Bracelet

story: Louis Chess (12-13th century) Luisian Chess is the most famous collection of the National Museum of Scotland. These pieces were carved with ivory ivory between the late 12th and early 13th centuries, and were discovered on the island of Lewis 700 years later. These pieces may have been made in Scandinavia, northern Europe, belonging to residents living on the island of Louis, and 90 pieces have been discovered including four sets of chess. Although no board was found at the time of unearthing, it may be red and white, unlike the black and white board we use today. Nowadays, some of the pieces can be seen in the British Museum. It is exactly this set of chess that is played by Lippert. Culture Type: British Culture Size: 19 cm in total length Material: Pb-Sn alloy plating ancient silver, amethyst (All jewelry is used: Lead-free, nickel-free, hypoallergenic) (There may be differences between the crystal color and the picture taken. Please note that some of the current inventory is light purple.) Designed by: Museum Reproductions, Inc. MR mainly designs and produces jewellery authored by museums around the world. The jewellery produced is from museum collections, or authorised under license. It has been a major supplier of jewelry for museums for 35 years. The collaboration includes the British Museum in London, the Metropolitan Museum of New York, the Orsay Museum in France, and Philadelphia, USA. Museums of Art, Van Gogh Art Museum in the Netherlands, and other major museums in the world. Origin / manufacturing methods United States A little creative museum shop A little creative museum shop collects a little bit of unique ideas from all over the world, sharing product-related stories with you, allowing you to view museums around the world at home and quickly buy exotic shops without going abroad. Creative!