Brooches & Pins

This disc shaped brooch is based on a viking age find from Kvalnes on the island of Vestvagoy, in the Lofoten Islands in the North of Norway. The ...

This tiny brooch is a copy of a viking age find from Northampton. It is handmade by us in Scotland from lead free pewter, and suitable for fasteni...

This Penannular bird headed brooch is based on clay moulds that were orginally found in Dunadd in Argyll.  Our pewter is cast and hand finished in...

This Galloway hoard replica brooch is decorated with animals reminiscent of the Trewhiddle style of ornamentation, boss capped rivets, and a small...

This stunning openwork brooch is a replica of one from the Galloway Hoard. We produce 2 versions of this brooch. The first has the openwork front ...

Based on a find from Lisbjerg, Denmark, these 925 sterling silver Tortoise Brooches sport a very cheerful looking gripping beast design. They are ...

This pewter ring brooch is a copy of a find from the 9th century from Ballinderry Crannog. It is set with 2 glass cabochons (colours will vary) and...

This disc brooch shows a "backwards looking animal," a typical Saxon style. It was found in York, England. This reproduction is handmade in lead fr...

This quatrefoil (four lobed) brooch is a replica of one found in the Galloway hoard. The brooch design is chased and engraved and shows 4 faces. I...

This disc brooch is based upon a number of metal detector finds from the UK that date to the Viking period. It is made in Scotland from lead free p...

This disc brooch is a replica of one from Coppergate, York which dates from the 10th Century. The design is a fake filligree in a cross shaped arra...

This pewter disc brooch is in the Borre style and is based on a find housed in the National Museum in Copenhagen, Denmark. It is made from lead fre...

This disc brooch is a replica of one from Coppergate, York which dates from the 10th Century. The design is a fake filligree in a cross shaped arr...

Introduced into Scandinavia in the 8th century, this type of brooch was used as a clothing fastener by women. It can be worn along side the oval b...

This disc brooch is a reproduction of a find from York, and dates to the 9th/10th century. Due to its location, it indicates that there were good ...

These brooches, in the broa-style, are based on a find from Öland in Sweden. The style of the original piece dates to the early part of the viking...

This trefoil brooch is decorated in the Borre style which was common in the mid 9th to mid 10th century. It is based on one found in the North of ...

A replica of a copper alloy brooch found in 10th Century deposits of Coppergate, York. This style of brooch is thought to have developed on the con...

This substantial brooch is based on a Viking age find from York. It also shows strong Saxon and Frankish influences. It is handmade in Scotland fro...

Based on a find from Lisbjerg, Denmark, they sport a very cheerful looking gripping beast design. They are lighter than our previous version with a...

This Penannular bird headed brooch is based on clay moulds that were orginally found in Dunadd in Argyll.  Our pewter is cast and hand finished in...

This small brooch is based on a find from London from the Saxon period. It is hand made in lead free pewter in Scotland and measures 20mm. It is su...

This is a typically Viking style of brooch used by women to fasten a cloak or shawl at the throat. This pewter version is based on one from Birka i...

This openwork brooch depicts an Urnes style animal, possibly a horse or dragon with snakes entwined around its body and limbs. It is based on a fi...

These tortoise brooches are based on a find from Lisbjerg, Denmark, and sport a very cheerful looking gripping beast design. They are lighter than...

These pewter brooches are based on a find from a child's grave in Gotland, Sweden. They are miniature versions of the popular adult brooch style fr...

A replica of a copper alloy brooch found in 10th Century deposits of Coppergate, York. This style of brooch is thought to have developed on the co...

This disc brooch is a replica of one from Coppergate, York which dates from the 10th Century. The design is a fake filligree in a cross shaped arra...

These tortoise brooches are based on a find from Lisbjerg, Denmark, and sport a very cheerful looking gripping beast design. They are lighter than...

This pin is based on a viking age find from Hedeby in Denmark. The design is executed in the Borre style, and it can be used as a hair pin or to f...

These brooches, in the broa-style, are based on a find from Öland in Sweden. The style of the original piece dates it to the early part of the vik...

These tortoise brooches are based on a find from Lisbjerg, Denmark, and sport a very cheerful looking gripping beast design. They are lighter than...

This brooch is based on numerous Thistle brooches of the period. It is a style from Ireland that became popular with the Vikings, especially in Sco...