Gold-Tone Metal Keychain with Double-Headed Eagle and Cross of Burgundy

Gold-Tone Metal Keychain with Double-Headed Eagle and Cross of Burgundy

A high-quality metal keychain steeped in history

This keychain stands out with its refined gold-tone metal alloy finish and pure white enameled circular medallion. The Cross of Burgundy, or St. Andrew’s Cross, is raised in gold and red enamel against the background, with the traditional heraldic double-headed eagle emblem and shield on its chest superimposed over it. Its metal construction includes a sturdy gold-tone link chain attached to a durable circular ring to keep keys neatly organized.

Design and finish

The circular medallion features a protective gold-tone bezel that frames the white enameled surface and highlights the intricate details of the central eagle engraving. Made from a highly durable gold-tone metal alloy, this model is designed to withstand everyday use while retaining its shine and the clarity of the enamel.

A distinguished touch of heraldry and identity

Its combination of gold, white, and red tones creates a classic, understated aesthetic. It is an ideal piece for carrying keys with elegance, serving as a solemn and historic symbol for everyday use.

Technical specifications

• Product: metal keychain with circular medallion.

• Design: heraldic double-headed eagle on a red Cross of Burgundy and white enameled background.

• Material: metal alloy with a shiny gold-tone finish and enameled print.

• Main color: gold, white, and red.

• Attachment: circular metal ring with gold-tone link chain.

• Use:

  car keys, house keys, backpacks, folders, or historical collecting.

  Measurements are approximate and may vary slightly during manufacturing.

Ideal for

• Enthusiasts of heraldry, history, and vexillology.

• Collectors of high-quality gold-tone metal pieces.

• Personalizing key sets, backpacks, or folders with an elegant symbol.

• Institutional gifts, souvenirs, or special presents.

An understated, durable accessory with an impeccable finish, showcasing a historic heraldic emblem.