Much of what we know about the ancient Viking culture is based off of archeological findings from gravesites filled with jewelry of all kind. As they moved across the Scandinavian land, the Viking culture got assimilated with others and this has resulted in the multiple designs of pendants that have been propagated by Irelanders. One …
Necklaces are an adornment fit for both male and female species. Their simple chain and pendant combinations make them ideal for any outfit and have the power to transform a bland look into a retro one. Fashion accessories spotting ancient symbols with a deep meaning behind them are very attractive and these are but some of the characteristics of the Viking necklace.
Mostly crafted out of gold or silver, Celtic rings were the preserve of the wealthy and noble. Just as with other ancient jewelry, they featured varied designs on them that held deep significant meaning to the wearer. Also true of the ring is that it has been modified over many years but it has never lost its symbolism.
With the level of skillset and the incorporation of technology we purpose into all our undertakings, the world of jewelry, and especially that of the fashion industry, has continued to astound us with their almost identical copies of budget-breaking designer pieces. In the same breath, Celtic pendants in the new age have been crafted in …
Whether due to a sense of kinship or simply for their beautiful designs, ancient Celtic jewelry has continued to gain popularity and mass appeal. The Celts were great at goldsmithing and all forms of metalwork. They possessed exceptional talent in the creation of all their elaborate and mostly geometric designs. The Celtic necklace was an …
In about 500 B.C. the Celtic culture and influence reached the Irish borders. On arrival, they proceeded on to making productions of their artwork that was later called La Tene in honor of the area in Switzerland it was found during research. This fashion of handiwork was all about curves, spirals, and any geometric shapes known to man at the time.
Have you ever looked at a person with an armband and wondered where that fashion statement could have its roots from? Well, the Vikings had a large appreciation for these armbands. As we came to find out, they played a much larger role compared to the present-day use as a wardrobe accessory option.
Made widely famous through the Biblical story of the boy David and the giant Goliath, the Philistines have long been depicted as war-loving ruffians who were always itching to get into a fight. They are traditionally looked upon with disdain and relations with them were frowned upon by most ancient communities like the Israelites.
This refers to the burgeoning trade that happened between 2nd century AD and 15th Century AD across the lands from far East Asia to as far West as Greece. The term “Silk Road” was translated from the German term given it by a wealthy merchant who plied these ancient routes.
Bracelets have long been an iconic fashion statement that is simple yet powerful enough to make a statement even while dressed in denim and a t-shirt. Built to be a little bulkier than the dainty bangle, they almost always feature beautiful designs. Some of these designs of the Celtic bracelet have seeped into the present day.
