viking pearl divider floral pattern latvia silvered bronze Vikingbroeken though this model permits greater

though this model permits greater mobility and lightness

Between the 9th and 11th century these bracelets were frequently used for making payments

These patterns are based on knot motifs found on the Stone of Stora Hammar on the island of Gotland

6 cm fibula

Armets of this kind were highly popular amongst the European aristocracy and were employed in Italy

viking pearl divider floral pattern latvia silvered bronze Vikingbroeken though this model permits greaterThis broken divider plate with floral ornament is a detailed replica of a Viking Age find from Latvia. There are holes on the bottom edge for up to seven chains, although you can also attach fewer. In the Viking Age, bead or chain dividers were attached to a pair of shell fibulae and connected to multiple, sometimes remarkably long, chains worn one above the other an important part of women's costume in northeastern Europe, especially in Finland, the