Personalizable necklace with motifs of London from MyCityToGo

Stabanhänger aus Edelstahl mit Reliefs der Koordinaten und bekannter Motive der Stadt London

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Necklace London

A stainless steel bar pendant with fine reliefs showing famous sights of the city of London on 2 sides. On the other two sides are the coordinates of London and the name of the city of London. Alternatively, we can also manufacture the bar pendant with a relief, showing your own custom text instead of the coordinates.

The bar pendant is 5 cm long and has an edge length of 5 mm. You get a 45 cm long rubber chain with a plug-in clasp. A swivel is mounted between the chain and the opening in the bar pendant, so that the pendant can be rotated, and all motifs are easy to see. For a small extra charge, you can also get a necklace made of antelope leather in different lengths and colors.

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€129,00

Inkl. MwSt. (falls zutreffend) und inkl. Versandkosten

Wenn Ihr Schmuck auf Lager ist, wird er umgehend verschickt.
Ansonsten ist Ihr Schmuck nach 14 Tagen sorgfältig hergestellt und versandfertig.

Achtung! Anhänger mit Ihrem eigenen Text werden immer neu hergestellt und haben daher immer 12-15 Arbeitstage Lieferzeit!

These are the most famous attractions, landmarks and sights of London, which we have put together for you:

From left to right you will see on 2 sides of the pendant one of the typical London cabs, one of the red pillar mailboxes of the Royal Mail, an umbrella that is indispensable because of the frequent rain showers in London, the logo of the London Underground, usually just called Tube by locals, the building of Madame Tussauds Museum and Planetarium on Marylebone Road, a London telephone box, the 135 m high Ferris wheel London Eye on the south bank of the Thames, the 180 m high skyscraper "The Gherkin" in the City of London, the Palace of Westminster, the seat of the British Parliament and one of the UNESCO World Heritage Sites, Nelson's Column at Trafalgar Square, the Tower Bridge across the Thames, which was opened in 1894 and built in neo-Gothic style, and the 96 m high Elizabeth Tower at Westminster Bridge, which is usually called Big Ben after the largest of its 5 bells.

Right next to it, you will see St Paul's Cathedral, which is one of the largest cathedrals in the world, next to it an AEC Routemaster double-decker bus, like they typically have been used in London, one of the Grenadier Guards of the British monarchs regiment, who also stand guard in front of Buckingham Palace, then the Tower of London, which is Her Majesty's Royal Palace and Fortress, then one of the crowns belonging to the Crown Jewels kept in the Tower of London, the Westminster Abbey, where the Kings of England and Northern Ireland are traditionally crowned, and finally a Custodian Helmet, the typical headgear of the British police.

<h2>These are the most famous attractions, landmarks and sights of London, which we have put together for you:</h2>

From left to right you will see on 2 sides of the pendant one of the typical London cabs, one of the red pillar mailboxes of the Royal Mail, an umbrella that is indispensable because of the frequent rain showers in London, the logo of the London Underground, usually just called Tube by locals, the building of Madame Tussauds Museum and Planetarium on Marylebone Road, a London telephone box, the 135 m high Ferris wheel London Eye on the south bank of the Thames, the 180 m high skyscraper "The Gherkin" in the City of London, the Palace of Westminster, the seat of the British Parliament and one of the UNESCO World Heritage Sites, Nelson's Column at Trafalgar Square, the Tower Bridge across the Thames, which was opened in 1894 and built in neo-Gothic style, and the 96 m high Elizabeth Tower at Westminster Bridge, which is usually called Big Ben after the largest of its 5 bells.

Right next to it, you will see St Paul's Cathedral, which is one of the largest cathedrals in the world, next to it an AEC Routemaster double-decker bus, like they typically have been used in London, one of the Grenadier Guards of the British monarchs regiment, who also stand guard in front of Buckingham Palace, then the Tower of London, which is Her Majesty's Royal Palace and Fortress, then one of the crowns belonging to the Crown Jewels kept in the Tower of London, the Westminster Abbey, where the Kings of England and Northern Ireland are traditionally crowned, and finally a Custodian Helmet, the typical headgear of the British police.