Brass Fibula with Rolled End
An elegant penannular fibula crafted from solid brass with rolled ends—perfect for Celts, Vikings, and medieval reenactors. Lightweight, durable, and historically accurate for LARP and historical costumes.
This penannular-style fibula is inspired by the age-old designs of Celtic and Norse cultures and remains as timeless as the tales they left behind. Its clean, spiral-ended form reflects centuries of use, particularly among the Celts, Raetians, Anglo-Saxons, and Viking tribes, and continued well into the High Middle Ages.
Forged from solid brass, this brooch is built to last and gleam through years of wear. The decorative rolled ends enhance its visual charm while remaining true to archaeological examples. Measuring approximately 3.3 cm in inner diameter with a 5.7 cm pin length, it is ideal for securing cloaks, shawls, and historical garb.
To fasten, simply pierce the fabric, slide the pin between the ring’s ends, rotate, and let the tension hold it in place. Simple, secure, and faithful to ancient practicality.
The road was long, the wind bitter, yet the chieftain’s cloak never wavered in the storm. Fastened by a gleaming fibula wrought from brass and wisdom, it bore witness to a hundred councils, feasts, and battlefield marches. A symbol of status, utility, and pride—this brooch held more than mere wool; it held history itself.
This fibula is the perfect fit for Celtic warriors, Norse jarls, Anglo-Saxon thegns, or even mystic druids and wandering bards. Any character who embraces tradition, utility, and elegance in their garb will find this brooch a perfect companion.
- Material: Solid brass
- Style: Penannular brooch with rolled spiral ends
- Inner diameter: approx. 3.3 cm
- Effective pin length: approx. 5.7 cm
- Weight: approx. 22 g
- Perfect for LARP, cosplay, or historical reenactment
Care Instructions
- Clean with a soft cloth after use to maintain its shine
- Avoid exposure to moisture for extended periods
- Polish occasionally with brass-safe metal polish
- Store in a dry place to prevent tarnishing
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