Viking Silver Brooch with Triple Circular Motifs - Norse Artifacts & Jewelry #1941484 (License: Personal Use)

This is a reconstructed line illustration of a high-status Viking silver brooch, likely from the late 9th or early 10th century, characterized by three concentric circular elements connected by stylized zoomorphic and geometric motifs. Each disc features elaborate filigree work, including triskele-like spirals and dot-and-circle centers, reflecting the Urnes or Jellinge style of Scandinavian art. The piece would have been worn as a garment fastener, often found in female graves, symbolizing wealth and cultural identity.

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