Ring Shaped Twisted Brooch Stainless Steel
Timeless and versatile, this stainless steel penannular brooch blends Celtic tradition with modern elegance—perfect for securing cloaks or adding flair to historical garb.
Inspired by the ancient craftsmanship of the Celts and other Northern peoples, this penannular brooch is forged in stainless steel—a modern take on a design that dates back over a thousand years. The smooth, twisted ring form evokes the ironwork of early medieval smiths, while the robust pin ensures your cloak, tunic, or sash stays firmly in place.
Measuring 6.5 cm in inner diameter, it’s the ideal size for a shoulder clasp or decorative garment fastener, and its neutral metallic tone makes it suitable for a wide array of personas and periods. The brooch is easy to use, lightweight, and comfortable for all-day wear. Whether you’re stepping into a Viking longhouse, a Celtic roundhouse, or an Anglo-Saxon hall, this brooch will never feel out of place.
The mists parted on the moors as the chieftain’s daughter fastened her woolen cloak with a simple yet elegant brooch—a gift from her mother, who wore it to every solstice rite. Worn by warriors, seers, and nobles alike, the ringed fibula held more than cloth together—it held stories, legacies, and bloodlines. From the wild coasts of Pictland to the fjords of the North, such brooches served both duty and decoration.
This brooch is ideal for historical and fantasy characters alike: Celtic druids, Viking traders, Saxon warriors, Norse witches, or even wandering skalds and shieldmaidens. It speaks of tradition, utility, and enduring elegance.
- Material: Stainless Steel
- Design: Penannular with twisted ring
- Inner Diameter: Approx. 6.5 cm
- Strong and functional pin mechanism
- Weight: Light and comfortable for long wear
- Unisex and multi-period suitable (Celtic, Viking, Anglo-Saxon, Medieval)
Care Instructions
- Wipe clean with a dry or slightly damp cloth
- Avoid contact with moisture for extended periods
- Polish occasionally to maintain shine
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