Payitaht Abdülhamid Order of the Medjidie and Osmaniye Set with Silver Ring

Payitaht Abdülhamid Order of the Medjidie and Osmaniye Set with Silver Ring Features

Order of Osmaniye

It is made of bronze and silver.
It weighs approximately 75 grams.
Red and green glass enamel is used in its crafting.
Product dimensions: Length: 65 mm Width: 70 mm
Also known as "Order of Osmaniye" or "Order of the Ottoman", this medallion of Ottoman Design has been known as a military medal given within the Ottoman Empire since 1862. In the calligraphic inscription that stands out in the middle of the engagement, it is written "Abdulaziz Khan, the Ruler of the Ottoman State, who is based on the direction of Allah". The insignia also bears the date of the establishment of the Ottoman Empire. The current version of the product is specially redesigned by protecting the original and presented to your liking in order to represent the centuries-long social, political and military struggle of the Ottoman Empire.

Order of the Medjidie

It is made of bronze and silver.
It weighs approximately 34 grams.
Red glass enamel is used in its crafting.
Product dimensions: Length: 55 mm Width: 60 mm
It is a military medal representing heroism that was given between 1852 and 1922. It is known that it was designed during the reign of Abdülmecid and given to successful Turkish and European soldiers.

Two Important Names Awarded with the Order of the Medjidie by Abdulhamid II: MUSTAFA KEMAL ATATÜRK AND LOUIS PASTEUR

M.Kemal Atatürk, the founding leader of the Republic of Turkey, was awarded the Order of Mecidiye from the Fifth Rank by Abdulhamit II on 25 December 1906 for his outstanding services in Damascus while he was a staff captain. Another name awarded by Sultan Abdulhamid II is Louis Pasteur, who found the rabies vaccine and saved the lives of millions of people. This development clearly shows the importance Abdulhamid II gave to science and scientists. Some other names that received the Order of Medjidie are Napoleon III, Charles Doughty-Wylie and Theodor Herzl.

Ring of Sultan Amdülhamid

It is made of 925 sterling silver.
It weighs about 15 grams.
It is decorated with a synthetic stone.