bulgarian horse amulet silver plated School Three Roman legions under Publius

Three Roman legions under Publius Quinctilius Varus were destroyed there by Germanic tribes led by Arminius

with crosing on each side of red enamel (an enamel instead of paint was chosen because of the improved durability)

where the snake was believed to be a symbol of fertility

The axe blade is hand-forged from a single piece

This set consists of a knife and fork

bulgarian horse amulet silver plated School Three Roman legions under PubliusThis atmospheric amulet shows a rider's head on a horse and is a replica of a find from Bulgaria, dated between the 9th and 11th centuries. Such animal figures were worn as protective jewelry in the early Middle Ages and fit in seamlessly with reenactment from this period. It amulet was performed in silvered bronze and measures 2. 5 x 2. 5 cm compact enough to wear on a necklace or leather cord without taking center stage. Suitable for re enactment,