Viking Disc Brooch "Bjølstad"

Buy a detailed Viking disc brooch from Norway.

Here you can buy a filigree openwork disc brooch, which was made after a piece of jewellery from the Viking Age of the 9th to 10th century.

The historical model for this Viking disc brooch was a large medallion found by two five-year-old Norwegian boys from Tromsø who were playing together under a tree root in the garden.
Link to the historical disc brooch...

A whole hoard of Viking Age jewellery was subsequently recovered from the same site, a large silver necklace with a gilded dragon's head on each end, a second necklace with an impressive silver crucifix, and two finely woven silver necklaces, which are now on display at Tromsø University Museum.

The Viking brooch has a diameter of 5 cm.
You can buy the Viking disc brooch in high-quality bronze and in genuine silver-plated.

On the back of the Viking disc brooch is a pin of about 1 mm thickness, which is used to attach the brooch to the garment.

The second of the major Viking styles is called the Borre style and takes its name from the famous grave find at Borre in Vestfold, Norway, which dates to the 9th-10th century. The Borre style represents the second phase of the Nordic griffin style and was quite widespread, especially in eastern Scandinavia.

The Borre style is mainly characterized by mirror-symmetrical motifs, such as circles and squares, which are often expressed in interlace ornamentation, such as ring chains and pretzel knots, whereby different mythical animals are also frequently associated with the geometric knot work