Anglo-Saxon Bracelet Inspired by Norse & Celtic Heritage

This armring is inspired by the Thorleif’s Cross on the Isle of Man, a Viking Age stone pillar discovered in the Old Kirk Braddan churchyard. Though the cross itself is a Christian monument, its carvings reflect Norse craftsmanship and religion. It blending Anglo-Saxon, Norse, and Celtic influences. This Anglo-Saxon bracelet captures the spirit of Norse-Gaelic culture, where Viking settlers left their artistic and culture marks on the British Isles.

Armrings were highly valued in the Viking Age, frequently mentioned in sagas as symbols of wealth, status, and loyalty. Worn by warriors and traders alike, these bracelets were used for oath-taking, gift-giving, payments, and religious rituals. Now, you can wear a piece of history, crafted in Germany, with a design that connects Viking and Celtic traditions.

Features of the Isle of Man Arm Ring

• Historical Design: Inspired by the Norse-Gaelic carvings on Thorleif’s Cross from the Isle of Man
  
• Cultural Significance: A unique blend of Anglo-Saxon, Norse, and Celtic style
  
• Premium Craftsmanship: Made from durable bronze for an authentic viking aesthetic.
  
• Flexible Fit: Slightly adjustable to fit most men’s wrists (avoid repeated bending)
  
• Symbol of Viking Prestige: Inspired by the oath rings and wealth symbols of viking warriors.

Product Information

• Length: 20 cm (inner circumference)
  
• Thickness: 4.5 mm
  
• Fit: Designed to fit most men’s wrists; slightly flexible for adjustment
  
• Material: Bronze
  
• Made in: Germany