Templar Knight Hobo Coin Necklace

THE STORY

A vow carried in metal.

Founded in the early 12th century, the Knights Templar became one of the medieval world’s most recognizable military orders. Their cross was more than decoration—it marked discipline, allegiance, and a life shaped by an oath.

This openwork coin design places an armored Templar at its center, sword lowered and shield held ready. The cutout silhouette reveals every detail against the wearer, while the 1879-style border gives the piece the character of an aged relic without pretending to be an original historic coin.

WHAT IT REPRESENTS

Discipline

The knight represents strength built through practice—the resolve to hold your ground when comfort would be easier.

The Oath

The cross makes commitment visible, reminding us that conviction carries weight only when it is lived.

Resolve

Sword and shield hold action and protection in balance: the courage to move forward and the restraint to know what is worth defending.

For those drawn to medieval symbolism, dark history, and jewelry that carries a clear sense of purpose.

THE STORY

A vow carried in metal.

Founded in the early 12th century, the Knights Templar became one of the medieval world’s most recognizable military orders. Their cross was more than decoration—it marked discipline, allegiance, and a life shaped by an oath.

This openwork coin design places an armored Templar at its center, sword lowered and shield held ready. The cutout silhouette reveals every detail against the wearer, while the 1879-style border gives the piece the character of an aged relic without pretending to be an original historic coin.

WHAT IT REPRESENTS

Discipline

The knight represents strength built through practice—the resolve to hold your ground when comfort would be easier.

The Oath

The cross makes commitment visible, reminding us that conviction carries weight only when it is lived.

Resolve

Sword and shield hold action and protection in balance: the courage to move forward and the restraint to know what is worth defending.

For those drawn to medieval symbolism, dark history, and jewelry that carries a clear sense of purpose.

Design Details

• Armored Templar knight hand-cut at center — sword drawn, kite shield raised, cross emblem on chest plate
• E Pluribus Unum inscription and 1879 date on the coin border, star detail running the full circumference
• Four-prong open setting — no drilling or soldering; the coin stays intact and can be removed when necessary.
• Ornate skull bail above; coin diameter 38 mm (approx. 1.5 in)

Material & Finish

Coin

• Copper base, silver-plated

Pendant Setting

• Copper base, silver-plated (Complete Necklace option only)

Chain

• Stainless steel (Complete Necklace option only)

Finish

• Antique silver tone
• Silver

Craft

Hand-cut from a modern hobo-style coin replica and individually polished by hand. The silver-plated copper surface is designed to develop a unique vintage patina over time — making each piece a personal relic rather than a mass-produced accessory.

Care

The four-prong open frame holds the coin without drilling or permanent alteration. The coin can be removed when necessary. Avoid opening and closing the setting repeatedly, as repeated movement can cause metal fatigue over time.

Care & Protection

• Keep dry and avoid perspiration. We recommend wearing your pendant over clothing. Remove before showering, swimming, or exercise.
• Avoid perfume, lotions, and cleaning chemicals.
• Wipe gently with a soft, dry cloth after wear and store in a dry pouch or box. Do not soak or use abrasive cleaners.

Silver plating may wear over time; moisture and perspiration can accelerate wear and discoloration.