Pre-Order RockLove Jewelry Medal of Yavin Necklace and Armorer Ring

Take each respective link below to place your pre-order for two new Star Wars pieces from designer RockLove Jewelry – a solid brass Medal of Yavin necklace plated in yellow gold and a solid brass ring featuring the unmistakable helmet of The Armorer from The Mandalorian Disney+ series plated in antiqued yellow gold. Both pieces are priced at $85 each and are expected to begin shipping out to customers before the year is up.

Medal of Yavin Necklace

Sculpted in solid artisan brass and plated in warm yellow gold, the Medal of Yavin Necklace is inspired by the iconic medal bestowed by Princess Leia. Translated for more comfortable daywear, the medal substantial carving, with the sentimental homage “Give Leia my Love” engraved on the reverse. The medal has a brushed satin finish and hangs from a matching 24-inch yellow gold-plated brass cable chain, imitating the length of the on-screen prop.

This Star Wars™ | RockLove jewelry design is Limited Edition. Every Star Wars™ | RockLove piece arrives in a signature Star Wars™ | RockLove Collector’s Box, with embossed exterior and metallic silkscreened art inside. The two fitted pieces stack, with the jewelry mounted in a theatrical widescreen proscenium: a compelling addition to any display case.

Armorer Ring

Sculpted in sterling silver, and plated in antiqued yellow gold, the Armorer Ring is an homage to the legendary blacksmith and enigmatic leader of the Mandalorian warriors in the hit series The Mandalorian. Intentionally distressed, the ring features the Armorer’s helmet and along the band, the mantra “THIS IS THE WAY.” Three-dimensional, the domed helmet is hollowed beneath to be lightweight and comfortable for everyday wear.

Weight = 8 grams

Sizes = 6 – 7 – 8 – 9 – 10 – 11 – 12 – 13

This Star Wars™ | RockLove jewelry design is Limited Edition. Every Star Wars™ | RockLove piece arrives in a signature Star Wars™ | RockLove Collector’s Box, with embossed exterior and metallic silkscreened art inside. The two fitted pieces stack, with the jewelry mounted in a theatrical wide screen proscenium: a compelling addition to any display case.

Dianna Bates
Dianna Bates is the US Editor of Jedi News responsible for reporting on all areas of Star Wars related news.