Nordic Arm Ring Replica – Inspired by Historical Oath Rings(women's size)

This armring is a faithful replica of the many similar designs discovered from the Germanic Migration Period, dating over 1500 years ago. Predating the Viking Age by centuries, these more simplistic armrings were worn by Germanic tribes across Europe. Their beauty and historical significance make them timeless symbols of early Germanic culture.

This particular design replicates an original artifact housed at the Swedish History Museum in Stockholm. However, there are many pieces in museums all over the North of Europe that are identical to this. Worn as status symbols, for gift-giving, oath-taking, and even religious rituals, these armrings were among the most valued items of their time. Now, you can own a piece of history inspired by the traditions of the Germanic peoples.

See our article on the full history of armrings and images here.

Germanic Arm Ring Features

• Historical Design: Based on archaeological finds from the Germanic Migration Period(4th-7th centuries)
  
• Cultural Significance: Reflects early Germanic traditions of oath-taking, gift-giving, and status
  
• Timeless Craftsmanship: Simple yet elegant, perfect for modern wear or historical reenactments
  
• Flexible Fit: Slightly adjustable to fit most women and men with thinner wrists.
  
• Material Options: Available in bronze or bronze with a silver-plated finish.

Product Information

• Length: 18 cm (inner circumference)
  
• Thickness: 4.5 mm
  
• Fit: Slightly adjustable to fit most women and men with thinner wrists. Avoid repeated bending.
  
• Material: Bronze or Bronze/Silver Plated option.
  
• Made in: Germany