A metal detector found in Warwickshire, UK, a gold, ornamented pendant and a chain to it. The find was made back in 2019, but is now on display at the British Museum, according to IFLScience..

The golden heart is covered with white and red flowers that illustrate the union of Henry VIII and his first wife Catherine of Aragon.

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The size of the pendant is about five centimeters. It is adorned with Tudor roses and a pomegranate, as well as the inscription TOVS IORS - a pun on French for " The reverse features large letters H and K, which are believed to refer to the royal couple..

The necklace is dated between 1509 and 1533.. Scientists suggest that it was created quickly, it could be worn by participants in the event, or it was given as a prize..

“This beautiful pendant is a breathtaking discovery that gives us a tangible connection to Henry VIII and Catherine of Aragon and enriches our understanding of the Royal Court of the day,” said Duncan Wilson, Executive Director of Historic England..

Scientists conducted excavations at the site of the discovery of the pendant, but, despite all efforts, could not find other artifacts.

The find is now on display at the British Museum following the release of the PAS Annual Report 2021.. Of the 45,581 reported finds reported, 1,085 are classified as treasures..

To be considered " At the time of discovery, the find must also be at least 300 years old..

Earlier, amateur archaeologist Patrick Schuermans, using a metal detector, discovered a fragment of a Roman dodecahedron in Belgium, which is estimated to be 1600 years old..