Gotland Armring, Lilla Rone, Silvered Bronze

This exceptional Gotland bracelet is a precise reproduction of an original Viking Age find uncovered in Lye, Gotland (Sweden). The design dates back to the 10th century, a time when the island of Gotland stood as a vital center of Norse trade and culture in the Baltic region.

Crafted in solid bronze and finished with a layer of fine silver plating, this Viking silver armring embodies the balance of strength and elegance characteristic of Norse metalwork. The interwoven twisted design reflects the traditional craftsmanship of Gotlandic jewelry, representing unity, power, and loyalty — virtues highly regarded among the Norse people.

The ends of the armring display zoomorphic engravings, inspired by late Viking art traditions such as the Jellinge and Mammen styles, known for their fluid lines and stylized animal motifs. Each detail has been carefully recreated to honor the artistry of the original artifact while offering a timeless piece for the modern wearer.

• Design & Type: Braided Armring From Lilla Rone, Lye, Gotland
• Replica of a real artifact
• Material: Silvered Bronze
• Gender: Can be worn by Men & Women
• Wire Thickness: 12 mm
• Use: Felixible and easily adjustable - Hold the base of the armring and you may gently bend the dragon heads to adjust it in your wrist.
• Sizes: Suitable for wrists with circumference between 19 cm to 23 cm

Jewelry crafting of the Viking age was an important part of the Scandinavian heritage. Vikings were skillful artisans of jewels, although to them jewelry had a deeper meaning. They often worn pieces to pledge their loyalty, to showcase their status among the community and to honor their gods. Historical reproductions of jewelry is one of the ways we have nowadays to build a connection between the ancient and the modern world.