The Penannular Brooch dates back to 1st century B.C. in design and function. When the travelling Celtic warrior needed to fasten his traditional kilt across his body (which also doubled as bed, blanket, cloak and tent) he would use this heavy brooch to fasten the folds of fabric around his midrift and across his chest. Various sizes and prices are listed below, with more variations coming available in the spring.
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Pewter..............................$25 |
Gold...................................$30 |
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Small Simple Copper......$10 |
Copper with brass ends......$18 |
A Torc is the warrior necklace of the Norse and Celts. It is a sign of status and wealth, even though the traditional versions are made of Copper, Bronze, Silver and Brass. The necklace is usually worn by men, with the opening and end decorations at the front. Style and price variations are listed below, with more choices coming available next spring!
| Brass Knob or Bullet ends on 1/4" copper... | $28 |
| Pewter Skulls on 1/4" copper..... | $30 |
| Brass 1/2" ball ends on twisted multi-strand copper... | $35 |
| Brass 1" ball ends on twisted multi-strand copper.... | $40 |
| Brass Acorn on twisted multi-strand copper... | $45 |
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