This highly detailed ring buckle is a reconstruction of an archaeological find from Atlingbo on Gotland.
The original is today preserved at the Historical Museum in Stockholm. The buckle is perfect for closing the neckline of tunics and shirts made of linen or wool, and it is likely that this is how it was worn during its time. The original was made of bronze, as is our replica.
See: Penannular Brooch from Atlingbo at the Historical Museum
There are some similar finds. For example:
Penannular Brooch from Gotland 1 at the Historical Museum and Penannular Brooch from Gotland 2 at the Historical Museum
Made of bronze.
