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Iron Viking Brooch with Curled Ends

Art.Nr.: 16 Fi Oval 3 SA
6,71 €
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Curled-ended penannular brooch
Curled-ended penannular brooch
Viking penannular brooch
Viking penannular brooch
Viking penannular brooch - detail
Viking penannular brooch - detail
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Simple horseshoe brooch from the Viking period.

This typical horseshoe brooch, also called Omega brooch, captivates by its beautifully rolled ends with decorative groove pattern.

This Viking brooch is formed from a smooth round bar of 5 mm thickness with elegantly rolled up ends, the artistically forged notches are a beautiful eye-catcher.

The Viking Age brooch is hand forged from iron and has a beautiful matt black surface and is best suited for closing the garment or for a light cloak.

Diameter of the iron brooch: 6.5 x 5.5 cm, needle 10 cm.

The Horseshoe Brooch or Omega Brooch is a more than thousand years old piece of jewellery with very practical use.

Especially in the Viking period between 790 and 1060 this fibula was present and was used for easy closing of the garment.
The needle of the Viking brooch is simply inserted on the right shoulder through the fabric of the cloak and then locked with the round part so that the Viking brooch cannot come loose.
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Simple horseshoe brooch from the Viking period.

This typical horseshoe brooch, also called Omega brooch, captivates by its beautifully rolled ends with decorative groove pattern.

This Viking brooch is formed from a smooth round bar of 5 mm thickness with elegantly rolled up ends, the artistically forged notches are a beautiful eye-catcher.

The Viking Age brooch is hand forged from iron and has a beautiful matt black surface and is best suited for closing the garment or for a light cloak.

Diameter of the iron brooch: 6.5 x 5.5 cm, needle 10 cm.

The Horseshoe Brooch or Omega Brooch is a more than thousand years old piece of jewellery with very practical use.

Especially in the Viking period between 790 and 1060 this fibula was present and was used for easy closing of the garment.
The needle of the Viking brooch is simply inserted on the right shoulder through the fabric of the cloak and then locked with the round part so that the Viking brooch cannot come loose.
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