Questions about the product Viking equal-arm brooch Birka – Bronze & Silver Plated
From which century does the original Viking equal-arm brooch from Birka originate, and what was this type of brooch likely used for?
The original Viking equal-arm brooch from Birka dates from the 9th to 10th century. This type of brooch was worn by women as jewelry in the center of the chest to close the neckline of a tunic, kaftan, or cloak, or to hold strands of beads.
What are the dimensions of the Viking equal-arm brooch Birka and what materials is it available in?
The Viking equal-arm brooch Birka measures approximately 6.5 x 2.8 cm (or approximately 6.6 x 2.2 cm) and is available in bronze and a silver-plated version. It is also sometimes offered in 925 sterling silver.
How heavy is the Viking equal-arm brooch Birka and what is included in the delivery?
The Viking equal-arm brooch Birka weighs approximately 17 g. One brooch is included in the delivery.