The Lady of the Rings

The pieces displayed on this page are in stock (unless specified otherwise) and directly available. If the stock is empty, a reedition is likely. Please note that some of these jewels are ones-of-a-kind and may not be reedited!

These jewels are replicas of archaeological finds. As such, these are perfect accessories for the demanding reenactors.

Birka round brooch

This kind of small round brooch was used by viking women to fasten the neckline of their underdress.
This brooch is a reproduction of a piece found in Birka, Sweden, and dated Xth century.
The animal masks and interlace are typical of the Borre style.

26 mm diameter, ~2.4 mm thick

Faroese round brooch

This kind of small round brooch was used by viking women to fasten the neckline of their underdress.
This brooch is a reproduction of a piece found in Toftanes, Faroe Islands, and dated Xth century.
The human masks and interlace are typical of the Borre style.

26 mm diameter, ~2.4 mm thick

Stavanger Trefoil Brooch

This clover-like type of brooch was used by viking women either to fasten the neckline of their dress or to hold their cloak at the waist.
This brooch is a reproduction of a piece found in the region of Stavanger, Norway.
The gripping beasts are typical of the Borre style.

57 mm diameter, ~2.5 mm thick

Birka Enamelled Brooch

Currently in stock
925 silver and enamel
.00 CHF

This brooch is a reproduction of a pair of jewels found in the Birka region, Sweden.
The originals are made of gilded bronze.

18 mm tall, 26 mm wide, 2 mm thick

Small penannular brooch

Very trendy in the celtic era, this kind of brooch was a real status mark and produced genuine works of art. Later, this type of jewel was reworked and simplified in the viking times, to keep only the very practical shape. A rather masculine jewel, it served to hold capes and cloaks.

30 mm ring diameter, 2 mm wire

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