Viking Replica Torc Necklace from Skiall, Orkney, Scotland

This Viking torc necklace is a  replica of an archaeological find from Skaill, Orkney Islands, Scotland which was a region once heavily settled by Norsemen. Dated to around 900 AD in the middle of the viking age, this torc necklace is a powerful example of the craftsmanship and style of Viking Age jewelry. Worn around the neck, the torc (or torque) was not just decorative, it was a symbol of status, identity, and allegiance.

Made in Germany from high-quality bronze, this torc is formed of twisted, flexible wire, allowing it to be adjusted to fit by carefully bending it open or closed. Though often associated with Celtic warriors, torcs were worn by Germanic tribes as well as men and women in the viking age. Whether you're wearing it for reenactment, ceremony, or everyday strength, this Viking torc necklace carries the legacy of warriors, wanderers, and gods.

Torc Necklace for men and women

• Based on a find from Vikingsettled Orkney Islands
• Worn by Norse men and women for centuries as a status symbol
• Crafted with twisted bronze wire for an authentic viking look
• Adjustable design makes it suitable for most neck sizes
• Excellent for reenactors, collectors, or daily Norse inspiration

Product Information

• Neck Circumference: up to 19" 48 cm
  
• Thickness: 8 mm
• Weight: ~100g
• Material: Bronze
• Made in: Germany