Viking arm ring replicas, Celtic bracelets and medieval arm jewellery

Here you can buy authentic replicas of Viking arm rings and beautiful Celtic bracelets.

Buy Viking Armrings In our medieval shop, you can buy a nce selection of Viking arm rings, bracelets and other medieval arm jewellery made according to historical models from the time of the Celts and Vikings.
Our historical arm rings are made of high-quality bronze casting or wire braiding and are also available in real silver-plated.
An authentic Viking arm ring or Celtic bracelet is still a suitable accessory for authentic representation in Viking and medieval re-enactment and as well a stylish jewellery for everyday life.

Retailers for LARP or medieval re-enactment are welcome to register for our medieval wholesale store.

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Celtic brass cuff
07 Ar MB - A Slim Celtic brass cuff with etched spiral design inspired by the art of the Celts. Bronze or silver-plated. 1 cm wide.
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Brass armlet with Celtic motif
07 Ar MB - C 1 cm narrow Celtic brass armlet with an Irish bird motif modelled on a medieval manuscript. 
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Celtic brass cuff - silver plated
07 Ar MB - B Slim Celtic brass cuff with etched Triskele design inspired by the art of the Celts. Bronze or silver-plated. 1.5 cm wide.
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Celtic brass bangle - etched brass
07 Ar MB - D Celtic brass bangle with etched dog design inspired by the art of the Celts. Brass or silver-plated. 2 cm wide.
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Viking bracelet - brown / silver
07 Cord 5 Ose Braided Viking bracelet of leather with Oseberg dragon head ends of bronze and hook closure. Black or brown. Circumferences S to XXL.
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Leather bracelet - brown / silver
07 Cord 3 Wiesel Slim Viking bracelet of leather with little weasel head ends of bronze with hook closure. Black or brown. Circumferences XXL to L
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Leather bracelet - brown / silver-plated
07 Cord 4 Fossi Braided Viking leather bracelet with wolf head ends of bronze and hook closure. Black or brown. Circumferences XS to XL.
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Viking bracelet
07 Cord 4 Mander Braided Viking bracelet of leather with bronze end caps in form of animal heads and hook closure. Black or brown. XS to XL.
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Viking bracelet - black / silver-plated
07 Cord 4 Terslev Viking bracelet of braided leather with raven head end caps of bronze and hook closure. Black or brown. Circumference XS to XL.
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Viking bracelet - brown / bronze
07 Cord 4 Got Braided Viking bracelet of leather with dragon head ends after a find from Gotland and hook closure. Black or brown. Circumference XS to XL.
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Braided Viking bracelet - bronze
07 Cord 5 Wik Braided Viking bracelet with hook closure and decorative bronze bead. Black or brown. 5 mm leather cord. Circumference S to XXL.
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Viking Money Bracelet Replica
07 AR Wik 0 Replica of a so-called money bangle after historical finds from the Viking Age. Bronze or real silver-plated. Ø 6 cm. CIR 14 - 17 cm.
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Viking bracelet replica from Skaill
07 AR Wik 2 Massive Viking bangle after a model from the Orkney Isles around 800 to 1000 AD. Bronze or real silver plated. CIR 21 - 23 cm.
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Viking armlet - bronze
07 AR Wiesel Slim Viking armlet with weasel head ends inspired by historical models from the Viking Age. Bronze or silver plated. CIR 15 - 20 cm.
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Viking arm ring - silver plated
07 AR Wolf Viking armlet with wolf heads inspired by a historical model from Iceland. Made from bronze and in real silver-plated. CIR 15 - 20 cm.
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Viking bracelet - bronze
07 AR Wik Raven Viking bangle with raven heads in Ringerike style historical model from Ångermanland. Bronze or silver plated. Width 18 - 20 cm.
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Viking arm ring - bronze
07 Ar Got Viking arm ring with dragon heads inspired by a historical model from the Swedish Isle of Gotland. Bronze or silver plated. CIR 18 - 20 cm.
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Viking armring - silver plated
07 Ar Lilla Viking armring with dragon heads after a find from Lilla Rone near Lye on the isle of Gotland. Bronze or silver-plated. CIR 19 - 23 cm.
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Viking arm ring - bronze
07 Ar Ose-F Viking bracelet with dragon heads inspired by the historical model from the ship burial of Oseberg. Bronze or silver plated. CIR 15 - 19 cm.
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Viking arm ring
07 Ar Ose-M Viking arm ring with dragon heads inspired by the historical model from the ship burial of Oseberg. Bronze and silver plated. CIR 20 - 24 cm.
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Viking bracelet - silver plated
07 Ar Malvik-F Replica of a Viking bracelet in large size after a model from the hoard find of Malvik / Norway. Bronze or silver plated. Circumference 15 - 16 cm.
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Viking bracelet - bronze
07 Ar Malvik-M Replica of a Viking bracelet in large size after a model from the hoard find of Malvik / Norway. Bronze or silver plated. Circumference 16 - 17 cm.
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Wire braided Vking bracelet
07 AR Wik Braid Braided Viking bracelet, modelled on a historical arm ring from the Viking Age and dates to around 900 AD. Bronze or silver plated. Cir. 14 to 17 cm.
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Twisted Viking bracelet - bronze
07 AR Wik 1 Replica of a twisted Viking bracelet after historical models from the Viking Age. Made from genuine bronze and in silver plated. 7.5 x 5.5 cm. CIR 16...
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Slim Viking bracelet - bronze
07 AR Wik Haelsing Slender Viking bracelet after a historical model from the Viking Age found in Sweden. Made from genuine bronze and in silver plated.
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Twisted Arm Ring - silver plated
07 AR Tord Twisted arm ring inspired by historical models from the Middle Ages. Made from bronze and in real silver-plated. Ø 6 cm.
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Celtic armlet - bronze
07 Ar Kelt 1 Celtic armlet with open-work Celtic knot and Triskele design inspired by the jewellery of the Celts. Bronze or silver-plated. 1.5 cm wide.
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Celtic bracelet - silver plated
07 AR kelt 2 Celtic Bracelet with ornate Celtic knot and Triskele design inspired by jewellery of the Celts. Bronze or silver plated. 2,5 cm wide.
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Celtic bracelet - silver plated
07 AR kelt 5 Celtic bracelet with ornate Celtic knot work. A piece of jewellery inspired by models of the Celtic culture. 1,5 cm wide. Bronze or silver plated.
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Celtic armlet - bronze
07 AR kelt 4 Open work Celtic armlet with ornate Celtic knot work motif. A piece of jewellery inspired by the Iro-Celtic culture. Bronze or silver plated.
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Viking arm ring - silver plated
07 AR Wik Thor Viking arm ring in Mammen style inspired by the so-called Thorleif''s Cross from the Isle of Man. Bronze or silver plated. CIR 14 - 19 cm.
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Viking arm ring from Falster - bronze
07 AR Wik Falster Remarkable Viking warrior arm ring after a Danish finding found in Orupgård on Falster / Denmark. Bronze or real silver plated.
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Heavy Viking bangle replica
07 AR Wik Schwer Heavy Viking bangle after an archaeological find that was found in Hornelund on Valse / Denmark. Bronze or real silver plated. 9.3 x 6.8 cm.
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Baltic Viking bangle - silver plated
07 AR Latvia Replica of a Baltic Viking bracelet for normal wrist size after a historical find. Bronze or real silver-plated. CIR 18 to 21 cm.
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Baltic Viking bangle replica - bronze
07 AR Balt Massive Viking bangle replica after a historic model from the Baltic area around 800 to 1000 AD. Bronze or silver plated. CIR 19 - 24 cm.
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Celtic Bangle - Bronze
07 Ar Kelt 3 Celtic bangle made of bronze and in real silver plated with remarkable knot work inspired by the Celtic culture. CIR 15 - 18 cm.
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Bangle with Celtic Spiral - bronze
07 Ar Kelt 6 Celtic bangle made of bronze and silver plated with remarkable spiral motiv inspired by the Celtic culture. Width 2 cm, CIR 17 - 20 cm.
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Celtic Bangle - Bronze
07 AR Kelt 7 Iro-Celtic bangle made along the lines to models from the Irish middle ages around 800 to 1000 AD. Bronze or silver plated.
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Celtic Bangle - silver plated
07 Ar Kelt 8 Broad Celtic bangle made of bronze and in real silver plated with remarkable intertwined knot work inspired by models of the Celtic culture.
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Celtic Bangle - Bronze
07 Ar Kelt 9 Celtic bangle made of bronze and silver plated with remarkable knot work inspired by the Celtic culture. 7 x 6 x 3 cm. CIR 16 - 19 cm.
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Germanic Bangle - Bronze
07 AR Kolb Replica of a Germanic Bangle made according to historical models from the iron age. Bronze and silver plated. 7 x 5 cm. CIR 14 - 17 cm.
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Merovingian arm ring - Bronze
07 AR Alam Replica of an early Medieval arm ring according to a historical model from the Merovingian period. Bronze or real silver plated.
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Iron Age Serpent Bracelet
07 AR Ger 2 Arm ring replica of a Germanic snake bracelet from the 3rd century AD, found in Himlingøje / Denmark. Bronze or silver plated.
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Viking upper arm ring - silver plated
07 OAR Got Viking upper arm ring with dragon heads inspired by a model from Gotland. Diameter 6 - 9 cm. 4.5 cm wide. Bronze or silver plated.
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Viking upper arm ring - silver plated
07 OAR Wolf Viking upper arm ring with wolf heads inspired by a historical model from Iceland. Diameter 6 - 9 cm. 4 mm wide. Bronze or silver plated.
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Viking upper arm ring - silver plated
07 OAR Ose Viking upper arm ring with dragon heads after the model from the ship burial of Oseberg. 5 mm wire. Bronze or silver plated. Diameter 7 - 10 cm.
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Viking upper arm ring - bronze
07 OAR Hait Viking upper arm ring with dragon heads according to the dress pin from Hedeby. 5 mm wire. Bronze or silver plated. Diameter 7 - 10 cm.
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Celtic upper arm ring
07 OAR Kelt Celtic Upper arm ring with spirals. A piece of jewelery inspired by the cultures of the Bronze Age. Brass and silver plated. 10 x 12 cm. CIR 25 - 35...
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Serpent upper arm ring - bronze
07 OAR Serp Serpent shaped upper arm ring after a historical model from the Greek antiquity. Bronze or real silver plated. 9 cm diameter.
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Viking arm rings, Celtic bracelets and medieval arm jewellery

Armringe WikingerArm rings and bracelets in the assortment of Pera Peris

Celtic BangleIn the arm rings category, you can buy a nice selection of historical bracelets from the jewellery collection of Pera Peris - House of History. Here you will find Celtic and Roman armlets as well as medieval and Viking arm rings that were made after original finds or in close reference to historical models from the Viking Age and the Middle Ages.

We offer you here high-quality replicas and museum replicas of arm rings from different eras and countries of history, so that you can choose from a wide range of bracelets.

Our historical bracelets are made of high-quality bronze and are characterized by a particularly beautiful golden yellow bronze alloy. You can also buy our bracelets in genuine silver plated. Our bracelets are provided with an extra strong silver layer of up to 10 Mg.

In addition, most of our bracelets are provided with a special tarnish protection, which ensures that the metal does not oxidize and darken so easily or the silver does not turn black. So you will enjoy your historical arm ring for a long time.

römische ArmreifenRoman bracelets

Iron age arm ringArm rings and bracelets were worn by the women of the Romans quite often and usually in pairs on both arms. The Roman men, however, usually did not wear any bangles.

The so-called Armilla was an exception. This was awarded as a soldier's decoration in the form of a silver or gold bracelet from the republican era until the late 2nd century in the Roman Empire like an order to deserve soldiers and was one of the most important awards in the Roman army.

Every legionary could theoretically be honoured with such an arm ring up to the rank of centurion. However, the Armilla was only given to Roman legionaries with civil rights and not to soldiers of the auxiliary troops.

Most of the armillae were only made of a copper alloy coated with white metal, which shows that it was not the actual material value that was decisive here, but the award itself.


Roman Serpent arm rings

Very popular with the Romans were also serpent bracelets, which were supposed to have a disaster averting quality and were worn both individually and in pairs.
The Roman snake bracelets had one or more turns and ended in plastically designed snake heads.

The serpent's body was often decorated in the form of indicated scales and was often made of gold sheet and sometimes even solid gold. Inlays of gemstones instead of eyes were sometimes also used in Roman snake bracelets.

To the Romans, the snake was considered a parable for healing, as the snake was already associated with the art of healing in Greek antiquity. Even today, the symbol of the Asclepius staff surrounded by snakes still stands for medicine. Because of its proximity to the ground, the snake was also commonly associated with fertility.


Spherical Roman bracelets

Around the time of Christ's birth, the Romans also used sheet gold for the production of single, hollow bracelets, as well as for single and double-row bracelets made of hemispherical shaped limbs.

The circumferences of these ball-shaped bracelets were significantly larger than other Roman bracelets, which is why they were either worn very loosely or were not bracelets but anklets.
The Roman historian Pliny already reported about such jewellery and a few pictorial representations of such ankle bracelets are known.

Using simple gold wire, Roman goldsmiths also created filigree bracelets of simple beauty by twisting several bronze or silver wires.
 
In comparison, the Roman arm rings in the technique of the "opus interrasile" looked almost ostentatious. These were characterized by elaborate drilling that were intended to imitate filigree openwork lattice patterns, arabesques and gemstone inlays and were very popular with the Romans in the 3rd century AD.

germanische ArmreifenGermanic arm rings

germanic braceletSerpent bracelets were also fashionable among the Germanic tribes, which were probably based on models of Roman jewellery, but had a typical Germanic character.

Especially from Denmark and southern Norway, several Germanic gold bracelets are known, dating from the 2nd to 3rd century AD.

But not only the Germanic tribes wore bangles as arm decoration, they were also widespread among the Huns and the Avars during the migration period.

Well known are the Germanic arm rings from the sacrificial finds of Illerup, Thorsberg and Öland, where probably Roman gold coins had been used as material for production.

Germanic bracelets had often truncated terminals and were worn either only on the left wrist or in pairs, as tomb finds from this epoch show. They identified the wearer as part of the socially higher class.

armreifen mittelalterArm rings in the early Middle Ages


Especially in late antiquity and even in the early Middle Ages, the cob bangle was an important status symbol among the Germanic peoples. In the Merovingian period, these bangles were used as arm jewellery, especially by wealthy Alemannic and Frankish women.

However, wealthier Germanic men in the early Middle Ages also frequently wore a cob arm ring, as has been amply demonstrated by archaeological finds from excavations in the former territories of the Alemanni, Thuringians and Franks.

Depending on the region, this arm jewellery could be smooth and plain as well as decorated with several encircling cross grooves or plain cross decorations.

In the early Middle Ages, silver cob bracelets are found almost exclusively in richly decorated women's graves of the late 5th and early 6th centuries, while bronze ones are found much more often and even in men's graves up to the 7th century.

Forged iron bracelets were also still in use during the Merovingian period.

The medieval cob arm ring made of pure gold found in the tomb of the Frankish king Childerich I at the end of the 5th century in the Belgian town of Tournai became famous.

viking arm ringsViking arm rings

Viking-BraceletThe Viking Age knows a remarkably large number of bronze and silver bracelets, which are evidence of a considerable wealth that reached Scandinavia between the 8th and 11th century.

The Viking arm rings were often made of intertwined silver wires, which could be plain or twisted, but were often also solidly cast.

Viking silver bracelets in particular were often used secondarily as hack silver.
Here the amount of silver needed for a purchase was simply hacked off the bracelet and weighed on a small scale until the amount was right.

There were also narrow, ingot-shaped money bracelets from the Viking Age, which were worn around the arm just for this purpose, that they were best kept here because hardly anyone would dare to steal a precious bracelet directly from the wrist of a fearsome Viking.

But not only Viking men showed off their wealth, especially the women were often equipped with one or more bracelets during the Viking Age.


The Viking arm ring in Arabic context


Also the Arabic chronicler Ibn Fadlan knows to report about this: "Around the hand they wear golden and silver chains. If a man has ten thousand dirham (pieces of silver), he has his wife make a bracelet; if he has twenty thousand, she gets two bracelets; and so his wife, as often as he gets ten thousand dirham richer, gets one more bracelet.

In the Viking Age Scandinavia, however, there were only very limited deposits of silver, so the Vikings primarily used the silver coins from the countries of their southern trading partners to make bracelets and other silver jewellery.

So it is not surprising that silver coins from the kingdom of Kabul as well as Arabic dirhams of the caliph Harun al-Rashid, drachmas from the Persian Sassanid Empire and even ancient Roman denarii were found in Scandinavian treasure troves.

Even on Iceland, coins of Roman origin have been found. However, when the Arab silver mines came to an increasing standstill at the end of the Viking Age, the flow of silver to Scandinavia began to dry up.

The bracelets of the Viking Age were often provided with simple, triangular hallmarks in serrated jewellery lines, but also solid cast bracelets with deep ribbed decorations were common.
Most Viking bracelets, however, were usually braided from one or more silver wires in round or angular form, the ends of which were thinly forged and knotted or designed as hooks and eyelets.

Alternatively, in the Viking Age, there were filigree bracelets made of fine silver wire, which were knotted into thin foxtail chains and could end in animal-head-shaped endings.
The Balts also liked flat bracelets with stylized ends in the shape of animal heads.

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In the wide range of our medieval shop we offer you, besides historical arm jewellery, of course many other medieval accessories as well as authentic replicas of medieval jewellery, among them:
Whether for the next con, a Viking camp or a medieval festival, you will find everything your heart desires for a historically accurate outfit.

Discover detailed replicas of brooches and clasps, dress fasteners and buttons based on historical models as well as various medieval bags and an extensive selection of historical belts and stand out from the crowd with lovingly crafted details.

For an authentic reenactment, we also equip you with the necessary camp equipment and offer you a large selection of forged knives of the Iron Age, detailed Viking knives and replicas of medieval knives for an authentic representation.

Find out more about life in the Middle Ages in our blog and gain interesting and enlightening insights into the mystical eras of the Vikings, Celts and many others.

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