Ever-bright Stainless Steel Penannular Brooch – Iron Age & Medieval

Description

Penannular brooches were widely used from the Iron Age through the Viking and early Medieval eras. Their simple design made them popular—just pierce the fabric and twist the pin into place, with the ring’s tension holding everything securely.

Unlike old iron versions, these stainless steel brooches resist rust, tarnish, and marks, making them practical for long-term use in all seasons. Ideal for reenactors, LARP players, or anyone looking to add historical detail to their outfit.

Styles Available:

• Leaf-End Brooch
  Slim and elegant, with leaf-shaped tips—great for lighter cloaks, dresses, and fine fabrics. Perfect for noble attire, Celtic-inspired outfits, or fantasy looks.

• Rolled-End Brooch
  A classic all-purpose style with coiled ends. Suited for wool cloaks, tunics, and everyday medieval wear. Inspired by Roman and Viking finds across Europe.

• Spiral-End Brooch
  Bold scroll-shaped ends give a Celtic flair, perfect for warriors, bards, or dramatic costumes. Fits Norse, Gallic, and fantasy themes, adding flair to stage wear or LARP gear.

• Hook-End Brooch
  Rugged with curled hooks and spiral tips. Strong and secure, it works well with heavy fabrics, ranger outfits, or adventurous roles.

Care Instructions:

• No polishing needed – stainless steel won’t rust or tarnish.

• Wipe with a soft dry or damp cloth.

• Store loosely to avoid scratching the pin.

• Avoid forcing through very thick fabrics to prevent bending.

Note:
Each Penannular brooch is handcrafted, so slight variations in shape, size, or finish may occur.