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Sterling Silver Pennanular Celtic Brooch, Scottish Hallmark
SKU: JY-BH-0059
2 in stock
Fine quality brooch based on the pennanular brooches the Celts, Vikings and Anglo-Saxons used as cloak fasteners. Pennanular means incomplete circle which allows the pin fastener.
Sterling Silver hallmarked in Edinburgh.
Diameter 4.5cms, Length of pin 6.5cms
£130.00
2 in stock
Additional information
| Design | Celtic |
|---|---|
| Metal | Sterling Silver |
| Origins | Scotland |
This type of fastening goes back to the Iron-age but in Scotland and Ireland in the 8th and 9th Centuries beautiful highly ornate brooches were made from precious metals and semi-precious stones. Excellent examples are the Tara brooch in the National Museum of Ireland, Dublin and the Hunterston brooch in the National Museum of Scotland, Ebinburgh.
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