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Viking Rings (Museum Reproduction)

Viking Museum Replica Rings from Museums Kopi-Smykker of Denmark

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KS2012 Jutland Ring
Viking Age (800-1050 AD).
Twisted, braided and hammered threads were during the Viking Age grafted into adornments and items of value worn by men and women as a token of their wealth. A ring of this type was found during gardening at Søndergade 9, Skjern (Western Jutland) and a few others have been found in the Baltic area. One was found in Eastern Latvia in the parish Kalsnava. Comes with brochure detailing the age and the place of origin of the original. Drop-down options are in US size. Please contact us if you need a different size. Click here for an international ring size converter.
Designed and handcrafted in Denmark by Museums Kopi-Smykker

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KS305 Sødinge Ring
Roman iron age (001-400 AD.).
Found in gold at Sødinge on Fyn.
In Danish finds this period there are indications of substantial import of roman handicraft such as goblets of silver and bronze, glass beads, jewelry and roman coins. These roman treasure finds in Denmark have had great archaeological value as bronze and clay findings are imprinted with factory name and the coins are even dated. Comes with brochure detailing the age and the place of origin of the original. Drop-down options are in US size. Please contact us if you need a different size. Click here for an international ring size converter.
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KS306 Jylland Ring
Roman iron age (001-400 AD).
Snake ring found in gold in Jylland. The thin gold thread was wound around the finger, the wrist, pierced the ear or wound around the ankle and pieces were broken off and given in exchange of other goods. The gold was worn by rich men and thus a fashion developed which could be copied in silver and bronze. Gradually the rings were ornamented with distinctive motives, especially snake heads. Comes with brochure detailing the age and the place of origin of the original. Drop-down options are in US size. Please contact us if you need a different size. Click here for an international ring size converter.
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KS308 Sjælland Ring
Roman iron age (001-400 A.D.).
Snake ring. Found on Sjælland. In Denmark 163 stray finds of gold spiral rings have been dated to early bronze age. The thin gold tread was wound around the finger, the wrist, pierced the ear or wound around the ankle and pieces were broken off and given in exchange of other goods. The gold was worn by rich men and thus a fashion developed which could be copied in silver and bronze. Gradually the rings were ornamented with distinctive motives, especially snake heads. Comes with brochure detailing the age and the place of origin of the original. Drop-down options are in US size. Please contact us if you need a different size. Click here for an international ring size converter.
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KS310 Uggerløse Ring
Snake ring from the Roman Iron Age, approx. 0-400 A.D. There are several variations of this type of ring. Found in a male grave site in Uggerløse, Northeast Zealand, Denmark. Produced in silver. Comes with brochure detailing the age and the place of origin of the original. Drop-down options are in US size. Please contact us if you need a different size. Click here for an international ring size converter.
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