Earrings - historical jewelry

Silver Slavic earrings inspired by an art style of the Moravia Magna Empire (9th century). These earrings can also be worn as a set with our Lunitsa necklace. Symbol of Lunitsa (or Lunula - little moon) is a female symbol. Such jewels were worn by Slavic and Viking women. It is a symbol of…

Silver Slavic earrings inspired by an art style of the Moravia Magna Empire (9th century) and the symbolism of Lada, the Slavic Goddess of harmony, merriment, youth, love and beauty. These earrings can be also used in a set with our Lada necklace. Material sterling silver Size 1.5 x 3.5 (4.7 cm…

Replicas of Sterling Silver ROMAN EMPIRE EARRINGS with Carnelian, the original artefact dating back to the 2nd-3rd century CE. On request we can set the earrings with hessonite, a honey coloured type of garnet. Ancient Romans and Indians frequently used hessonite as they believed it averts evil. …

ROMAN Empire EARRINGS Replica from the 3rd-4th century.

• Material sterling silver
• Size approx. 3.6 cm
• Weight approx. 5.4 g/pair

A pair of silver earrings. A necklace from Visby, Gotland, Sweden (approx. 1000 CE) served as an inspiration for this beautiful piece of craftsmanship. These earrings are one of our most prestigious products. Each crystal ball is fitted with a silver belt with cast granulation. We have selected the…

Exceptional silver earrings after the style of the Great Moravian Empire - European Dark Age. Symbol of Lunitsa (or Lunula - little moon) is a typical female symbol which was worn by Slavic and Viking women. It is a symbol of fertility, good luck and a happy life. Material sterling silver Size…

Exceptional museum replica of Great Moravia Empire Slavic Earrings. Granulation and filigree jewelry by Wulflund. Material sterling silver, jasper Size approx. 4 cm Weight of 1 earring approx. 2.54 g

An EAR CUFF EARRING inspired by a Slavic artefact. Price per one piece.

• Material sterling silver
• Size 1.7 cm inner diameter
• Weight approx. 2.9 g

• Materials: turquoise and sterling silver