Ostrogothic fibula from the 3rd-4th centuries AD

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 very common in the Germanic civilization, especially at the time when the so-called peplos was used. These brooches were part of the costume of Germanic women and were used in pairs to fasten the peplos on the shoulders. Now, thanks to this replica of a Gothic fibula, you will be able to perfectly complement your Germanic costume in any event of historical reenactment of late antiquity.

The manufacturer of this incredible Ostrogothic fibula is Pera Peris, a renowned German company that is characterized by the quality and authenticity of its products. With more than X years of experience in the market, Pera Peris has become the preferred choice of history lovers.

This Ostrogothic fibula has a width of 2.8 cm. and a height of 4.8 cm., which makes it an elegant and attractive piece. In addition, thanks to its high manufacturing quality, you will be able to enjoy this jewel for many years without worrying about wear.

Don't miss the opportunity to get your hands on a piece of history like the Ostrogothic fibula from the 3rd-4th centuries AD Complete your collection of ancient objects and make your passion for late antiquity revive at each historical reenactment event. Place your order now and let yourself be fascinated by the beauty of this ancient jewel!