Hammer-shaped pendants, evoking Mjolnir, the hammer of Thor, have been found across Viking-Age burial sites, worn as symbols of protection and religious identity.
This reproduction is cast in brass with an antique finish, measuring approximately 3.7 x 2.6cm.
Deepeeka’s reproduction recreates that historic Norse pendant form, part of our Historic Jewellery range.
Hammer-shaped pendants, evoking Mjolnir, the hammer of Thor, have been found across Viking-Age burial sites, worn as symbols of protection and religious identity.
This reproduction is cast in brass with an antique finish, measuring approximately 3.7 x 2.6cm.
Deepeeka’s reproduction recreates that historic Norse pendant form, part of our Historic Jewellery range.
The fibula, best translated as “brooch,” served a genuinely practical purpose beyond decoration in the ancient and medieval world: in an age when many garments were simply sheets of fabric folded and pinned into shape, the fibula was the functional precursor to the safety pin, holding a cloak or tunic securely in place. Roman fibulae absorbed strong Celtic and Germanic decorative influence, and by the later Empire, styles such as the crossbow brooch had become a genuine symbol of civil and military authority, worn almost exclusively by men of rank.
This strap-form brooch offers a distinct decorative silhouette within our brooch range, suited to fastening a cloak or securing a belt end.
This reproduction is cast in brass with an antique finish, measuring approximately 5.1cm, supplied with a red jewellery bag.
The fibula, best translated as “brooch,” served a genuinely practical purpose beyond decoration in the ancient and medieval world: in an age when many garments were simply sheets of fabric folded and pinned into shape, the fibula was the functional precursor to the safety pin, holding a cloak or tunic securely in place. Roman fibulae absorbed strong Celtic and Germanic decorative influence, and by the later Empire, styles such as the crossbow brooch had become a genuine symbol of civil and military authority, worn almost exclusively by men of rank.
The annular brooch, a simple ring shape with a pin across its diameter, was among the most common and enduring medieval brooch forms, valued for its straightforward, reliable fastening.
This reproduction is cast in brass with an antique finish, weighing approximately 9g, supplied with a red jewellery bag.
The fibula, best translated as “brooch,” served a genuinely practical purpose beyond decoration in the ancient and medieval world: in an age when many garments were simply sheets of fabric folded and pinned into shape, the fibula was the functional precursor to the safety pin, holding a cloak or tunic securely in place. Roman fibulae absorbed strong Celtic and Germanic decorative influence, and by the later Empire, styles such as the crossbow brooch had become a genuine symbol of civil and military authority, worn almost exclusively by men of rank.
This reproduction is cast in brass with an antique finish, measuring approximately 4.9 x 3.1cm and weighing approximately 16g, supplied with a red jewellery bag.
Deepeeka’s reproduction recreates that essential historical fastening brooch, part of our Historic Jewellery range.
The Roman cingulum, the military belt, was a genuine status symbol as much as practical equipment, its stamped brass plates, apron straps and fittings reflecting a soldier’s pride in his position within the legion. Losing the right to wear a belt was itself a recognised military punishment, and going without one in public was considered genuinely shameful for a legionary. This component is sold separately, suited to building, repairing or customising your own cingulum belt.
This belt plate is stamped from 18-gauge brass, measuring approximately 5.5 x 4.5cm.
Deepeeka’s reproduction offers a genuine component for building or restoring a Roman military belt.
