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Delve into the story of Anne Boleyn's iconic necklace and its uncertain destiny after her tragic downfall. Discover the intriguing history and possible whereabouts of this significant piece of jewellery from the Tudor era. #AnneBoleyn #TudorJewelry #HistoricalMystery #LostTreasure #RoyalPossessions #QueenAnne #JewelsOfTheCrown #IntriguingHistory #TudorLegacy #FatefulNecklace | The Anne Boleyn Files

Is this the face of Anne Boleyn? Part 1: NPG 668 In the first part of the series, we look at arguably one of the most famous portraits of Anne Boleyn: NPG 668, housed in the National Portrait Gallery. Credits: There is no better source of information of this portrait’s history than that compiled by the incredibly talented researcher, Lee Porritt. You can explore his work on NPG 668, and many other portraits, here: https://ladyjanegreyrevisited.com/2021/01/16/anne-boleyn-npg-668/ For more informa

Is this the face of Anne Boleyn? Part 3: The ‘Hever Rose’ portrait. In part three, we consider the iconic yet mysterious ‘Hever Rose’ portrait, labelled as Anne Boleyn. Housed at Hever Castle, Anne Boleyn’s childhood home, Lee Porritt and I are only now beginning to uncover its history. Could this be someone other than Anne Boleyn? It was posited in 2009 by Professor Susan James that the ‘B’ pattern portraits were not of Anne, but instead depicted the dowager Queen Mary Tudor Brandon. Is this tr