English: Silver medal; cast, chased and in high relief. An Earl's coronet in full relief is attached to the rim to enable it to be worn by suspension. The coronet may have been added later. Features the coat of augmentation granted to Thomas Cromwell after his son's marriage to the queen's sister:

Arms of Thomas Cromwell: quarterly, 1st and 4th: azure, on a fess between three lions rampant or, a rose gules, between two Cornish choughs proper; 2nd and 3rd, Party per fess or and gules, a pale counterchanged all charged alternately with six fleurs de lys azure and pelicans with wings close vulning themselves of the first, 2 and 3., being the coat of augmentation granted by Henry VIII on his son, Gregory’s marriage to Queen Jane's sister, Elizabeth.

NB blazon given incorrectly in Merriman, R.B. (1902) The Life and letters of Thomas Cromwell, Vol. II, p.284 [1]; also incorrect in MacCulloch, D. (2018) Thomas Cromwell: a life, p.679 (note 21): Per fess azure and or, a pale counter-changed, charged alternately with fleurs de lys of the second, and pelicans with wings elevated vulning themselves gules.