chatelaine
/ʃætɪˈleɪn/Definitions
1. noun
A woman who is in charge of the household or a lady who holds a high rank in a noble household, often in a medieval context.
“The chatelaine of the castle oversaw the daily operations and ensured that everyone had what they needed.”
2. noun
A decorative object, typically a metal case with a series of loops or rings, used to hold keys or other small items.
“The old chatelaine on her belt held a set of keys and a small bottle of perfume.”