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Delčev Pendant - Silver
Delčev Pendant - Silver
Goce Delčev, rendered in sterling silver.
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The Delčev Pendant places the portrait of Goce Delčev at the centre of a compact sterling silver medallion. Defined by its portrait detail and restrained circular form, the piece carries one of the most recognisable figures associated with Macedonia’s revolutionary history into contemporary jewellery.
Details
Details
- 0.925 sterling silver
- Portrait of Goce Delčev
- Circular medallion form
- Pendant approx. 19 mm diameter
- Polished finish
- Pendant only — chain not included.
Materials & Care
Materials & Care
Sterling Silver
0.925 sterling silver develops a natural patina over time. This can be gently restored using a soft silver polishing cloth.
Care
Avoid contact with perfumes, cosmetics, household chemicals and abrasive surfaces. Remove jewellery before swimming, exercising or using cleaning products. Clean gently with a soft, lint-free cloth and store separately.
Size & Fit
Size & Fit
The Delčev Pendant measures approximately 19 mm in diameter, giving the portrait clear definition while retaining a compact, wearable scale.
Delivery & Returns
Delivery & Returns
Complimentary shipping is available on jewellery orders.
Once dispatched, tracking details will be provided by email.
Made to order selections require additional production time, as noted below.
Returns and exchanges are subject to our Returns Policy.
In-stock pieces
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Made to Order
Made to order pieces require approximately 4–6 weeks for production before dispatch.
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REVOLUTIONARY
GOCE DELČEV
Goce Delčev (1872–1903) was a teacher, revolutionary organiser and leading figure in the Internal Macedonian Revolutionary Organization during the final years of Ottoman rule in Macedonia. He played an important role in developing the organisation’s network and advocated political autonomy for Macedonia, while opposing an uprising he believed was insufficiently prepared.
Killed in Banica in 1903, Delčev became one of the most prominent figures in Macedonian historical memory.