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Annular/ Circular Pin Pewter Brooch



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Made in Scotland this Pewter Annular brooch is decorated with enamelled red teardrop shapes in the middle and green or blue glass cabochons on the sides.
The brooch is secured by weaving the pin through the garment a few times, just as it would have been used 1000 years ago.
Suitable for use with loose weave fabrics only.
Size: Diameter 3cm, Length of pin:10.5cm
Product Description
HISTORY
This Annular brooch ( as opposed to the pennanular brooch has no opening for the pin) is a copy of one found at Ballinderry Crannog, County Offaly, Ireland. It is dated to the 9th Century and was found at the ancient lake dwelling of a local Irish king.
It is decorated with the Celtic Triquetra so often found on Irish artifacts of this period, representing the continuity of life.
These brooches had an important function as status symbols that demonstrated the wealth and rank of the wearer and were regarded as highly valued items.
Additional information
Dimensions | 10.5 × 3 cm |
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Design | Triquetra |
Metal | Pewter |
Origins | Ireland |
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