Its history actually dates back to the 1500s, with its OG wearer being the legendary Tudor Queen, Anne Boleyn. Best known ... she's become somewhat of a feminist icon, with her necklace a symbol ...

A BBC documentary, The Last Days of Anne Boleyn, will investigate the death ... who lived in England then and subsequently.” Feminist icon or historical titan? My instinct is to the latter.

She’s a feminist icon. Misogynist whipping girl ... condemned to death by a king who pursued you for years? Anne Boleyn’s story whets our appetite through its melodramatic ingredients ...

According to the distinguished historian Eric Ives, the Anne depicted on the reconstructed commemorative medal pictured below is "as close to the real Anne Boleyn as we shall ever be able to get." ...

So he put on his detective goggles, eventually coming to the conclusion that its original owner was Anne Boleyn – the Tudor queen who was beheaded by Henry VIII of England. Now, the rare ...

Anne Boleyn, Henry VIII's second wife ... Read next BI Tech Memo An icon in the shape of an angle pointing down.

The show wants to emphasise Anne Boleyn as a feminist icon and reveal her struggles as she was pushed back against a decadent patriarchal class. READ MORE: Anne Boleyn cast: Meet the cast of ...