Bronze Roman Triquetra Brooch - Bronze Historical Reproduction Pin wales love jewelry from the 17th century and

from the 17th century and often given as a token of love

The chevron lends itself to many designs with its often delicate and subtle detail

With mesmerizing fur and a proud pose

Made of the finest quality Sterling Silver

A highly attractive pair of Sterling Silver Stud Earrings with a design based on the unique Luckenbooth

Bronze Roman Triquetra Brooch - Bronze Historical Reproduction Pin wales love jewelry from the 17th century andHandmade Solid Bronze with polished finish and 1 1 2" clip back pin. This Roman brooch belongs to the genre of trumpet brooches and is also called a Triquetra fibula because of its Triskele shape. The original of this Roman fibula replica was found in South Shieldsin England and is now in the Museum of Antiquities in Newcastle. The Roman Triquetra fibula has Celtic rootsand was formed in Britain in the mid 2nd century during the Roman occupation of