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Saxons-Vikings

Thor's hammer pendant

(8)

Thor's hammer is undoubtedly one of the most representative pieces of Viking jewelry. This is a double ended hammer pendant with perforated subspherical terminal for suspension; the hammer is stamped on both sides with triangles containing six pellets; nine stamps on each side. The piece on which this replica is based is in the British Museum in London....

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Celtic-Iberian

Celtic Iberian Bracelet

B-111

(3)

€18.54

The Iberian bracelets were jewels of adornment very frequented among the Iberians and later by the Romans. they were made of bronze, silver and gold, according to the social status of the bearer. This piece is a reproduction, made of brass.

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Greece-Phoenicians

Gorgon coin

CB-06

(3)

€16.48

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Celtic-Iberian

Spring horse fibula

F-217

(4)

€30.90

Bronze reproduction of horse-shaped brooch. These Celtiberian objects were used for adornment and securing garments. The horse is related to the goddess Epona, who was the protector of those who go to the afterlife. Measures: Heigh 3.5cm Width 4.2cm Thickness 3.6cm

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Other Cultures

Silex arrowhead pendant

CB-10

(1)

€10.00

Bronze reproduction of a flint arrowhead, late Neolithic (3300-2400 a.C.). Dolmen de la Glène (Saint-Léons, Avevron, France). In the stone age, people used sharp bones, carved stones, scales (flakes) and pieces of rock as weapons and tools. Such items remained in use throughout human civilization, along with the new materials used over time. As...

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Greece-Phoenicians

Phoenician Horus earrings

P-604

(6)

€37.08

Description of the original earring: Gold earring made up of two suspended parts. The main body is ship-shaped and it is made up of two stamped and welded sheets. Its ends take the shape of the heads of falcons (Horus). Under this main body hangs a pendant in the shape of a cubic basket, with two overlapping handles crossed at the top and a pyramid of...

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Rome

Lunula pendant 2

CB-112

(2)

€21.63

Amulet pendant in the shape of a crescent moon. In ancient Rome, the lunula (plural: lunulae) was a pendant amulet carried by girls and women until the day of their wedding. Its properties are related to fertility and healing, as well as offering protection against the evil eye. Piece inspired by a Roman lunula from the 1st century AC. Measures: Heigh...

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Rome

Snake ring two heads

A-1001

(3)

€14.42

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Rome

Byzantine necklace with ducks

CB-136

(3)

€51.52

This curious necklace is made of brass and small pearls, it is an interpretation of a Byzantine necklace belonging to the Walters Art Museum, Baltimore, USA. It is elegant and different, few necklaces have this feature, ideal for reenactment, but you can also have it to complement an elegant outfit. Necklace length 45cm approx. Available upon request, it...

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Celtic-Iberian

Wolf celtic torc

T-900

(2)

€50.47

The Celts and later the Romans, used these jewels as an element of adornment and social status, manufactured in gold, silver or bronze, according to the status of the carrier within the town. Torc is a rigid and round collar, which is open at the bottom. Typically the two points of the torques present ornaments sculpted with spheres, cubes or zoomorphic...

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Celtic-Iberian

Small acorns Torc

T-905

(5)

€30.90

Celtic torc adorned with acorn-shaped terminals.

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Other Cultures

Crescent amulet

CB-119

(6)

€81.05

Replica of an amulet in the shape of a crescent moon. Mesopotamia, probably Dilbat. These gold pendants and beads exemplify the finest craftsmanship in gold from the ancient Near East, and each represents a deity or the symbol of a deity. The two female figures, wearing horned headdresses and long flounced dresses, probably represent Lama, a protective...

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