Antiquity

SPARTAN SHIELD Pendant.

• Material: zinc
• Size: 3 cm

Sterling SILVER SPARTAN HELMET PENDANT. pendant of helmet of one of the most feared military forces in the Greek world.. This is SPARTA!  Material: sterling silver Size: 1.9 x 2.7 cm Size of hidden bale: 4 x 6 mm

SPARTAN SHIELD Bronze Pendant.

• Material: bronze
• Size: 3 cm

This roman phallic pendant is crafted on the basis of an artefact discovered in Rome (2nd-3rd century). These pendants were widespread in the whole Roman Empire with the largest collection found in the Roman settlement Camulodunum (now in England). This is a fairly universal amulet protecting the…

Leather HAIR CLIP hand crafted.

• Material: cowhide, wood
• Size: 6 x 17 cm

This is SPARTA! Bronze pendant of a Spartan helmet. For warriors who are interested in European heritage. Material: bronze Size: 1.9 x 2.7 cm Size of hidden bale: 4 x 6 mm

SPARTAN Shield SILVER Pendant.

• Material: sterling silver
• Diameter: 3 cm
• Weight: 3 g

Frame Drum designed in a Laplandic (Scandinavian) style featuring Lule Saami drawing. This style is characterised by a horizontal line dividing the drum into two parts with three or more Gods often positioned on the line. A Sun symbol, animals, figures and structures, possibly dwellings, …

Aquila Roman Eagle Pendant, a symbol of ancient Rome and an important part of standards of the Roman legions. Its loss was a shame for the whole legion for many generations. Roman soldier holding an Aquila was called Aquilifer. Bail on the reverse. Material: bronze Size: 2.8 x 3.1 cm Bale size: 4…

Replica of a Roman jug from Cologne, Germany, 3rd Century. Volume  0,75l. Height 25 cm. Circumference in the widest part 13 cm.

  A handmade flute, also known by its Slavic name as Koncovka, in the key of D. It is an overtone flute with only one hole. Similar flutes are known from the oldest times (bone flutes) and can also be used for the Bronze Age or the Iron Age re-enactment. You can play this flute without…

SPARTAN SHIELD Pendant.

• Material: zinc
• Size: 3 cm

MEDUSA, pendant inspired by ancient Greek mythology. In Greek mythology, Medusa was a Gorgon, generally described as a winged human female with living venomous snakes in place of hair. Those who gazed upon her face would turn to stone. Material: sterling silver Size: 3.5 x 4.5 cm Weight: 16g

Bronze Roman Phallic Pendant inspired by a golden Roman pendant from the 2nd or 3rd century CE. Phallic pendants were very comon, the largest collection comes from the Roman settlement of Camulodunum (now in England). It is a fairly universal amulet against evil forces and it is also…

Roman Eagle - Aquila. A symbol of ancient Rome and a important part of standards of the Roman legions. Its loss was a shame for whole legion for many generations. Roman soldier holding Aquila was called Aquilifer. Bail on the reverse. Material sterling silver Size 2.8 x 3.1 cm Bail size 4 x 10…

Roman Sterling Silver Pendant inspired by ancient Roman necklace, originally gold, dated back to the 2nd entury CE. You may have a gem of your choice placed within. The gem in the main picture is garnet (almandine). Material sterling silver, gemstone Size 1.6 x 3.6 cm Weight of silver approx. 4…

Sterling silver pendant with a gem inspired by jewels from ancient Rome. Material sterling silver, almandine Size 1.5 x 2.5 cm Weight of silver 2 g

Roman hand pendant inspired by an artefact from Germania Superior (Limes Romanum). Similar hand-holding-a-small-ball pendants were also discovered in Celtic settlements and they are still worn today, for example in Italy, to protect the wearer against evil forces. Material sterling silver …

Roman Hand PENDANT inspired by an artefact found in Germania Superior (imperial province of the Roman Empire). Similar hand-holding-a-small-ball pendants were also discovered in Celtic settlements and they are still worn today, for example in Italy, to protect the wearer against evil forces. …

Bronze Roman Phallic Pendant inspired by an artefact from the 2nd or 3rd century CE. Phallic pendants were very comon, the largest collection comes from the Roman settlement of Camulodunum (now in England). It is a fairly universal amulet against evil forces and it is also belived to support…