Here you can buy a reproduction of the torques of Bawsey which dated to the period around 100 BC and was typical in this shape for the late La Tene period.
The shape of the torque of Bawsey is identical to the torques of Ipswich, and other finds of neck rings of the late La Tene period.
The torques was an important symbol of power among the Celts and was worn by men and women. The torques of the Celts were usually made of gold and silver and had often ornate finials.
Although the torques is usually associated with the Celts, neck rings were worn also from Scythians and Germans, and in the Roman army the torques was in late antiquity an award for legionnaires.