This bronze Roman trumpet brooch is a detailed replica after 1st to 2nd century CE archaeological finds from Germany. Brooches with this characteristic trumpet shape were common in the Germanic areas of the Roman Empire.
Decorative brooches like these were historically used to certain feminine garments, close so called peplos, at the shoulders. The decorative look and overall Roman-Germanic look also makes them very suitable to use for purely decorative purposes. The needle at the back makes it very easy to close all sorts of garments with the brooch.
The Roman trumpet fibula measures 3.5 x 1.5 x 1.5 cm and is available in bronze, as well as a silver plated variant.
| Dimensions | 3,5 × 1,5 × 1,5 cm |
|---|
Only logged in customers who have purchased this product may leave a review.
Related products
Medieval jewelry
Small sized hexafoil annular brooch in bronze.
Turtle brooches
Bronze viking turtle brooch, made after archaeological finds from the 9th century
Medieval jewelry
Silver medieval brooch with inscriptions in latin.
Fibulae and leg wrap hooks
Small horseshoe fibula with curled ends
Medieval jewelry
Diamond shaped annular brooch in silver.
Fibulae and leg wrap hooks
Small twisted fibula in bronze, with curled ends
Medieval jewelry
Small sized quatrefoil brooch in bronze.
Turtle brooches
Bronze viking turtle brooch, made after a 9th century original
Reviews
There are no reviews yet