Brooches and fibulas

Discover the power of the Viking warriors with the Viking Birka Brooch. This brooch, made of bronze or silver, is an exact replica of the original found in Birka, Sweden, at the end of the 9th century. With a width of 2.1 cms. and a length of 6.6 cms., this brooch is a unique and versatile piece. Its elegant and detailed design makes it perfect for both...

Discover the power of the Viking Uri brooches! This set includes 2 small brooches, perfect for adding a unique touch to your style. Made from brass, these snaps are durable and strong, ensuring they'll see you through all your adventures. Uri Viking brooches are the ideal accessory for any occasion. Whether you're attending a medieval event, a festival, a...

The Borre Viking Cloak Clasp in Silver is the perfect accessory to add a touch of style and authenticity to your Viking attire. This brooch is made by the prestigious German brand, Pera Peris, known for its attention to detail and superior quality. The brooch design is inspired by the Borre style, which was popular during the Viking Age. The carving on...

We present the Viking cape closure clasp carved in the Borre style, with fantastic brass finishes. This brooch, made by Battle Merchant, is the perfect complement to your period costumes or historical re-enactments. The brooch has ideal dimensions, with a width of 2.6 cm. and a length of 10 cm., which provides an adequate size so that it can be...

Are you passionate about medieval history and Celtic culture? Then this small Celtic Triskele brooch is just the thing for you! Inspired by patterns from early medieval Ireland, this spiral-shaped Celtic brooch will take you straight back to that fascinating time. The brooch has a diameter of 2.5 cm and is made of zamak, a strong and durable material that...

Do you want to add a touch of history and Viking style to your clothes? Then the Viking Birka Weapon Brooch, 10th century is perfect for you. This brooch is inspired by archaeological finds from the Birja settlement on the Swedish island of Björkö, which dates back to the 10th century. It is an exact replica of the Viking brooch found at this historic...

Discover the fascinating Celtic world with the Seahorse Dragonesque Celtic Brooch, an authentic jewel inspired by an original Celtic find from the 1st century AD This elegant dragon brooch made of bronze is a replica that represents a mystical seahorse, a highly symbolic marine creature in Celtic culture. This Romano-British variant of the brooch spread...

Roman Triquetra fibula-brooch, 2nd century AD inspired by the original found in South Shields, England and now in the Newcastle Museum of Antiquities. Do you love history and ancient culture? Are you a fan of unique and meaningful jewelry? Then you're going to love our Roman Triquetra Fibula-brooch! This wonderful brooch is inspired by the original that...

The Viking ring or polyhedron brooch is a unique and fascinating piece that you cannot miss. Made by the renowned German maker, Pera Peris, this brooch is handcrafted with care and attention to detail in sand cast brass. With dimensions of 6 x 5.5 cm, this Viking brooch is the perfect size to wear on any occasion. Its design inspired by the Viking era...

Discover this incredible Roman fibula-brooch from the 1st century, typical in the Germanic area of Austria, Hungary, Slovenia and Croatia. This amazing brooch, made by the renowned and prestigious German manufacturer Pera Peris, is a true treasure for lovers of history and archaeology. With a length of 9 cm and a width of 2.5 cm, this Roman fibula-brooch...

Are you a lover of Viking culture? Then you can not miss this fabulous round Viking Brooch Ringerike style. Inspired by an ancient Viking model from Gotland, this brooch has an authentic and detailed design that will take you straight back to the Viking Age. One of the most prominent features of this Viking disc brooch is its strong needle on the back,...

Discover the Ostrogothic fibula from the 3rd-4th centuries AD, a historical jewel based on a Germanic find from Russia dating from the time of the migration of peoples in the 3rd to 4th century AD If you are a lover of Late Antiquity and you You are passionate about the East Germanic region, this piece is ideal for you. The seven-button type fibulas were...