VIKING PROTECTIVE BROOCH, 850-1050 AD.

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Over 2 1/2" width, oval form, and round section, roped completely around (inside and out) with the reeded ends curled. Original cross pin. Worn in numbers on the leather war jerkin, at an ounce each, a few pounds could be added providing significant protection against sword blows. See current Public Broadcasting for Vikings wearing a protective brooch. Light texture from burial and the silver surface renewed. On a Sterling silver mounted polished leather 18" neck cord for modern wear. Jewelry gift boxed with a certificate of authenticity.

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VIKING PROTECTIVE BROOCH, 850-1050 AD.

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Estimate $450-$600

Feb 25, 2026, 3:32 PM EST

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Genuine Ancient Jewelry for Modern Wear

Feb 19, 2026 12:00 PM EST

New York, NY, United States

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FINE MEDIEVAL RING C.9TH-12TH CENTURY AD SIZE 5 ½

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VIKING PROTECTIVE BROOCH, 9TH-11TH CENTURY AD

ROMAN PAGAN RING, 2ND-5TH CENTURY AD, SIZE 10: Gilt bronze, size 10 with 1.8mm rounded face band expanding to the oval bezel, possibly inscribed originally, now obscured by wear and surface degradation from burial. Professionally refurbished with

ROMAN PAGAN RING, 2ND-5TH CENTURY AD, SIZE 10

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MEDIEVAL RING, 10TH CENTURY AD SIZE 6 ¾

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VIKING SIDE OR POUCH KNIFE, 9TH-10TH CENTURY AD

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ROMAN MILITARY BELT BUCKLE C.138-235 AD

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VIKING MYSTICAL BRACELET, 8TH-10TH CENTURY AD: Gilt bronze, C form with well sculpted serpent head and tapered tail. Over 2 3/4” (2.83”) inner dimension for an average arm. Surface texture from burial. Professionally refurbished with

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