roman moon pendant lunula 1st 3rd century silvered bronze Maliënringen so it is suitable for

so it is suitable for every season

which is now in the permanent Viking exhibition of the Historical Museum in Stockholm

black suede and equipped with a lacing at the front with sturdy metal eyelets

Gothic armour was very popular among 15th-century knights in Central Europe and is recognizable by its sharp forms and intricate fluted decorations

Presumably it belonged to a Germanic aristocrat who served in an auxilia of the Roman army

roman moon pendant lunula 1st 3rd century silvered bronze Maliënringen so it is suitable forThis crescent moon pendant is based on a gold Roman lunulaamulet from the 1st to 3rd century, from a private collection from the Moselle area. The original had a frame of beaded wire with an inner field of fine spiral circles and beaded granules. Lunula amulets were found in almost all Roman settlements, army camps and burial grounds during this period and were symbolic of the moon goddess Luna. In ancient Rome, it was customary for girls and young