• Magnificent Slavic temple rings, large pair
  • Slavic temple rings, large pair
  • Magnificent Slavic temple rings, large - pair
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Magnificent Slavic temple rings, large - pair

$48.98 USD
$48.98 USD
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Highlights

These large Slavic temple rings are detailed replicas of a historical piece of jewelry that adorned the women's attire of numerous peoples in the early Middle Ages.

  • Authentic design based on archaeological finds from the early Middle Ages to the 12th century
  • Versatile use as headdresses in Slavic, Alemannic, or Frankish costume portrayals
  • Traditional fastening by directly braiding into the hair or attaching to a headband
  • High-quality material selection between classic bronze or elegant silver-plated brass
  • Striking presence thanks to generous dimensions of approximately 3.2 x 2.6 cm per ring
  • Complete set as a matching pair for symmetrical temple adornment
Manufacturer's specifications

Battle-Merchant Wacken GmbH & Co. KG, Gehrn 4, 25596, Wacken, info@battlemerchant.com
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Magnificent Slavic temple rings, large pair
Slavic temple rings, large pair
Magnificent Slavic temple rings, large - pair
Magnificent Slavic temple rings, large pair

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Questions about the product Magnificent Slavic temple rings, large - pair

How were the large Slavic temple rings traditionally worn in the Middle Ages, and what materials were they usually attached to?

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What significance did the different materials such as bronze or silver have in the manufacture of Slavic temple rings, and what do archaeological finds reveal about the social status of the wearers?

The different materials used for Slavic temple rings, such as bronze, silver, and gold, primarily served as indicators of the wearer's wealth and social status. While simple rings made of base metal or bronze were widespread, elaborately crafted silver examples with filigree decorations or granulation attested to high artistry and membership in a socially privileged class. Archaeological finds in graves, hillforts, and hoards also demonstrate that these pieces of jewelry were often worn on ribbons or headdresses and reflected regional identities as well as the wealth of Slavic courts.
In what different sizes and designs are Slavic temple rings available, and how do they differ in their dimensions?

Slavic temple rings are available in various designs and sizes, differing in their dimensions as follows: - Extra Small: approx. 2.3 x 1.9 cm

Medium: approx. 2.2 x 2.8 cm

Large: approx. 3.2 x 2.6 cm

Extra Large: approx. 3.3 x 4.0 cm

Zawada Temple Ring (replica of a Polish find): approx. 6.0 x 3.5 x 0.6 cm. All variations are generally available in bronze or silver-plated brass. Depending on the model, they may also exhibit design differences, such as the shape of a hook ring with an S-loop or button-shaped thickened ends.
What care tips should be observed for Slavic temple rings made of bronze or silver-plated brass to prevent tarnishing of the material and to permanently preserve the historical shine?

To prevent tarnishing of your Slavic temple rings and maintain their shine, please observe the following care tips: - Store in a dry and clean place: Keep the jewelry in a dry place (not in the bathroom) and ideally use airtight plastic bags to minimize oxidation caused by humidity.

- Take care with silver-plated brass: Avoid aggressive cleaning methods such as scouring agents or highly abrasive silver polishing cloths for silver-plated versions, as these can damage the thin silver layer.

- Professional cleaning: For gentle deep cleaning, use special gold and silver cleaners (e.g., from Sambol) or the "hotel method" with aluminum foil, salt, and hot water for silver surfaces.

- Use an anti-tarnish product: A special jewelry anti-tarnish product (e.g., Nano ATP 100) can be applied as a sealant to protect the metal from darkening in the long term.

- Home remedies for bronze: Tarnished bronze can be carefully cleaned with a toothbrush and toothpaste or by rubbing it with a raw potato and then polished.