armring sweden bronze Leren jassen & korsetten based on original daggers from

based on original daggers from the 16th century

Helmets of this kind came into use in the 15th century and continued to be worn well into the 16th century

Wealthy Viking women favoured colours such as red with blue or purple — colours that were expensive to produce and could therefore only be worn by the higher classes of society

This specific type of barbute emerged in the second half of the 15th century

The Phrygian helmet was not a regional trend but was used throughout Europe

armring sweden bronze Leren jassen & korsetten based on original daggers fromThis Viking Age arm ring has been reproduced from an original that is part of a silver horn find from Sweden, now exhibited in the Historical Museum in Stockholm. The armring is solid and sturdy and of high quality workmanship. Thanks to the large opening, the ring can be worn up to a wrist circumference of approximately 22 cm. Solid cast from fine jewelery bronze.