germanic iron age ring segerstad silvered

germanic iron age ring segerstad silveredThe Germanic ring is a replica of an original from the Iron Age, excavated in Segerstad in Sweden. Similar originals have been found in Norway and Denmark. The original is nowadays part of the National Historical Museum in Stockholm. This ring is available in sizes S, M and L.

The pommel is crafted in typical early medieval style with red enamel in cloisonné (small brass compartments into which the molten glass is poured)

These greaves protect the leg from just below the knee to the ankles

fashioned after medieval models

including fragments found in a marsh near the Danish Kragelund

This luxurious gladius is an asset for collectors of classical weapons and for Roman re-enactors

The chaperon is based on an original depicted in a medieval Book of Hours (daily prayer book) from approx

It may also be employed for LARP weapons such as clubs

This chaperon is based on clothing fragments found in Skjoldehamn

and Landsknecht re-enactment

or other Renaissance garments

as is the bottom

This halberd has a length of 190 cm