baltic ugunskrusts earrings fire cross silvered bronze Hoofddeksels adjustable liner and a chin

adjustable liner and a chin strap for secure wear

Equipped with a needle at the back to attach to clothing

ornamented shoulder defences with angular besagews

They feature a leather strap on the back for attachment to plate armor or a hauberk

This handmade knife blade is made of 1085 carbon steel and tempered to a hardness of 54 – 56 HRC

baltic ugunskrusts earrings fire cross silvered bronze Hoofddeksels adjustable liner and a chinThis couple earrings it shows Ugunskrusts, literally 'fire cross' in Latvian, also called prkonkrusts or 'thunder cross', in reference to Perknas, the Baltic god of thunder. It is a Baltic variant of the hooked cross, which occurs in countless variations and is still considered an age old symbol of good luck in the Baltic region. In Latvia and Lithuania it has traditionally been used to decorate utensils and clothing. Balts associate it with luck,