Slavic temple rings, large, pair

SKU: VM010502

Category: Jewelry accessories

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from $ 16,79

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Temple rings are historical jewelry that were typically woven into the hair or headbands. The temple rings originated in the early Middle Ages and were worn by Slavs, Alemanni and Franks. These rings, available in bronze or silver-plated brass, measure approximately 3.2 x 2.6 cm and vary slightly in their specifications. They represent a rich cultural tradition and were an important part of the clothing of the time.

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Medieval temple rings

Come and listen, noble ladies and gentlemen, for we present to you an adornment of incomparable splendor: the temple rings of the Slavs, a pair of exquisite size and grace. These elegant pieces of jewelry are made according to the traditional designs that the Slavs once wore with pride in the early Middle Ages up to the 12th century.
These rings were not only appreciated by the Slavic peoples, but also by the Alemanni and Franks, whose costumes they adorned. Their presence is also evident in the South German finds of that bygone era. The temple ring, named after its place on the temple, was generally worn in pairs or in large numbers, woven into the hair or a headband.
These temple rings are available in precious bronze or magnificent silver-plated brass, measuring around 3.2 x 2.6 centimetres. However, please be aware that each piece is unique and may vary slightly in specification. Acquire this pair now and adorn your garb!

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