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Raven brooch Gotland: Viking jewelry made of bronze

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$51.98 USD
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Highlights

The Gotland Raven Fibula is a richly detailed piece of jewelry from the pre-Viking Vendel Period, embodying the profound symbolism of Norse mythology.

  • Historical replica based on archaeological finds from the Swedish island of Gotland
  • Stylish depiction of a raven, inspired by Odin's legendary companions Huginn and Muninn
  • Made of high-quality bronze or in an elegant silver-plated finish
  • Compact dimensions of approximately 4.9 x 3 cm with a comfortable weight of about 10 g
  • Available to be worn facing left or right for symmetrical placement on clothing
  • Versatile use for reenactment, LARP, or as an authentic accessory for medieval enthusiasts
Manufacturer's specifications

Battle-Merchant Wacken GmbH & Co. KG, Gehrn 4, 25596, Wacken, info@battlemerchant.com

Raven brooch Gotland: Viking jewelry made of bronze
Raven brooch Gotland: Viking jewelry made of bronze
Raven brooch Gotland: Viking jewelry made of bronze

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Questions about the product Raven brooch Gotland: Viking jewelry made of bronze

What material is the Gotland raven brooch made of, and from which era does the design originate?

The Gotland raven brooch is made of bronze or is available in silver-plated finishes. Its design is based on Vendel-era fittings from the Early Middle Ages (approximately the 6th to 8th centuries) and is attributed to the Viking Age.

What are the dimensions of the Gotland raven brooch and for what purposes is it particularly suitable?

The Gotland raven brooch measures approximately 4.9 x 3 cm, making it a compact yet detailed piece of bronze jewelry. It is ideally suited as a garment clasp for reenactments, historical portrayals of the Vendel and Viking Ages, or as a decorative brooch for shirt necklines and kaftans.

What mythological significance do the ravens Hugin and Munin have on the brooch, and how is the jewelry traditionally worn?

Huginn (thought) and Muninn (memory) are the companions of the god Odin in Norse mythology. They fly over the world by day to gather news and symbolize wisdom, knowledge, and the connection to the divine realm. Traditionally, such brooches are used as garment fasteners to keep cloaks or coats together at the shoulder or chest.

What different versions of the Raven's Brooch Gotland are available, and how do the variants differ in terms of viewing direction and surface finish?

The Gotland raven brooch is available in two different orientations: left- or right-facing. Regarding the surface finish, customers can choose between a high-quality bronze or a silver-plated version.