viking bracelet orupgard 10th century bronze Valentijn a rebellion by members of

a rebellion by members of the Praetorian Guard forced Nerva to adopt the more popular Trajanus as his heir and successor

a Viking reenactment

The sword features a diamond cross-section and is stiff enough to deliver a powerful two-handed thrust through plate armour

Gothic mittens were not only practical but also a symbol of the wearer's status and craftsmanship

Crafted entirely in the Insular Celtic style employed in early medieval Ireland

viking bracelet orupgard 10th century bronze Valentijn a rebellion by members ofThis sturdy one bracelet is designed after the so called warrior bracelet of Orupgrd on Falster, Denmark, from the 10th century. The original is in the Danish National Museum in Copenhagen and is an impressive example of Viking Age jewelery work. In contrast to the closed silver original, this bronze reproduction is open at the bottom, as was more common in the Viking Age. The bracelet is solid and heavy and suitable for medium to large wrists. Adjust