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Historical Wax Seal Necklace: A Legacy of Equality

Introducing the "Am I Not a Man and a Brother Wax Seal Necklace," a piece that transcends time and carries the profound message of equality and freedom. This necklace features a remarkable wax seal, meticulously crafted to honor the historical significance of the anti-slavery movement. The image of a kneeling male slave, chained, is surrounded by the powerful words "AM I NOT A MAN AND A BROTHER," serving as a constant reminder of the struggle for human rights. This exquisite piece is a tribute to the bravery and dedication of abolitionists like Josiah Wedgwood and the growing role of women in the movement.

• Authentic historical wax seal design
• Emphasizes the fight for equality and freedom
• Made from sterling silver for durability and elegance

Product Specifications

The "Am I Not a Man and a Brother Wax Seal Necklace" is crafted with the utmost care. The wax seal charm is made from high-quality sterling silver (.925 silver), ensuring long-lasting beauty and elegance. The approximate measurement of the charm is just over 3/4" x 3/4" (20mm x 19mm), making it a subtle yet impactful statement piece. The necklace comes with a sterling silver cable chain and a spring ring clasp, offering versatility in chain length options.

• Charm size: 20mm x 19mm
• Chain material: Sterling silver (.925 silver)
• Chain length options available

Wear a Piece of History

The "Am I Not a Man and a Brother Wax Seal Necklace" is not just a piece of jewelry; it's a wearable piece of history. Whether you wear it as a daily accessory or as a symbol of solidarity during anti-slavery events, this necklace carries a powerful message of equality and freedom. Its design and craftsmanship make it a perfect gift for those who value history, social justice, and the fight against oppression.

• Symbol of the anti-slavery movement
• Perfect for daily wear or as a meaningful gift
• Supports the legacy of abolitionists and equality activists