Wændofron Anglo-Saxon Bracelet – Viking Age Arm Ring

This Anglo-Saxon bracelet is a faithful replica of an archaeological find from Wendover, England, dated to the 10th century Viking Age. Though discovered in Anglo-Saxon lands, the original armring is believed to be of Viking origin and is now preserved at the British Museum in London. Our replica allows you to own a piece of that history crafted just as it was worn over 1,000 years ago.

Armrings held great significance in Viking and Anglo-Saxon culture. They were not just ornaments, but powerful symbols of loyalty, wealth, and honor. Used in gift-giving, oath-swearing, and even religious rituals, the arm ring was among the most treasured forms of jewelry in the early medieval world.

Viking Age Arm Ring Replica from Wendover, England

• Replica of the Wendover find, dated to the 10th century Viking Age
• Preserved in the British Museum – now available as a faithful reproduction
• Historically used for swearing oaths, payments, gifts, and rituals
• Designed in bronze with silver plating for an authentic finish
• A striking piece of history wearable in modern times

Product Information

• Length: 20 cm (inner circuit)
• Thickness: 4.5 mm
• Fit: Suits most men’s wrists (slightly flexible, but repeated bending not recommended)
• Material: Bronze with Silver Plating
• Made in: Germany