This superb tubular bracelet closes with a clasp decorated with granulation--a hallmark of Hunnish craftsmanship--around a central round garnet. The backs of the hemispheres are decorated with a filigree. While Hunnish women also wore jewelry, the large size of this bracelet suggests it would have been worn by a man, high on the arm.

CIRCA LATE 5TH-EARLY 4TH CENTURY B.C.

Browse our unique Celtic Bronze Jewellery collection. Inspired by ancient Irish celtic art, our designs are based on the most well know bronze celtic decorative artefacts. Bronze is also a very affordable jewellery alternative to silver and gold.

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Welcome to ScotlandShop and a whole world of wonderful tartan woven in Scotland Tartan Clothing & Fashion Tartan clothing and accessories for all the…

In ancient Celtic cultures, torcs were a common form of jewellery and were made from bronze, copper, silver, and gold. Torcs were not just exquisite works of Celtic art but also identified the wearer’s...

Ancient to Medieval (And Slightly Later) History — Celtic Gold Ring With Mask Motif, 5th Century BC

Irish Brooches and Pins showcase timeless beauty. The Marble Cross and the Agate Celtic Brooches are the perfect elegant accessories. Shop The Irish Store today!

Lulu continues her exploration of Irish craft traditions. This week she turns her attention to Celtic jewelry and gives her top 5 picks.