Halley's Comet Earrings
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Halley's Comet appears in the Tapestry soon after Harold has been made king in January 1066. Named after the English astronomer, mathematician and physicist Edmond Halley, who supposedly first noted its regular cycle, the comet is linked to Harold's demise. When Harold is brought news of the star, a ghostly fleet appears below.
The Halley's Comet Earrings are hand embroidered using the ancient technique of goldwork, with metal bullions, beads and metal spangles. This design is also available as a coordinating brooch.
Colour: Antique Gold
Size: 70mm x 35mm + hooks
Composition: White metal bullions, cotton, gold plated brass hooks.
Care Instructions: Our hand embroidered products cannot be washed and should be kept out of bright sunlight to avoid fading.
GSPR Representative: The Ulster Bullion Embroidery Co. Limited, 6b Upper Water Street, Newry, Northern Ireland, BT34 1DJ
Halley's Comet appears in the Tapestry soon after Harold has been made king in January 1066. Named after the English astronomer, mathematician and physicist Edmond Halley, who supposedly first noted its regular cycle, the comet is linked to Harold's demise. When Harold is brought news of the star, a ghostly fleet appears below.
The Halley's Comet Earrings are hand embroidered using the ancient technique of goldwork, with metal bullions, beads and metal spangles. This design is also available as a coordinating brooch.
Colour: Antique Gold
Size: 70mm x 35mm + hooks
Composition: White metal bullions, cotton, gold plated brass hooks.
Care Instructions: Our hand embroidered products cannot be washed and should be kept out of bright sunlight to avoid fading.





