Viking pendant - tiny Lunula Lunitsa VII-VIII c. - bronze - museum replica - adjustable length necklace
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Tiny beautiful Viking Pendant
Reproduction of an archaeological find - lunula pendant from Poland.
Dated: VII - VIII c.
Found in Poland, but the exact place is not known
Made of bronze and hanged on a natural brow leather cord with adjustable length knots
The model, as all in my shop, was hand carved by me in wax
Please allow small imperfections as they are the proof that each item is handmade and finished with traditional methods.
Dimentions:
Hight: 24 mm
Widtht: 16 mm
Inner diameter of the eyelet: 4,0 mm
Wage: 2,2 g
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LIVING WITH BRONZE
If you're contemplating adding a bronze jewelry to your collection, please mind that bronze is by no means as consistent as gold or silver. Aging of bronze will occur quickly with contact with your skin, parfume, moist air etc. Patina on bronze is surface oxidization and it's creating an outer layer on the surface of bronze item rather than eating away like rust on metal.
There are three schools of treating bronze. The first one is to let it age naturally and gracefully and observe the process. The second: to force the patina (you can find a lot of tricks on the Internet) and the third one: to stop (to a certain extend) the bronze from aging. I would recommend silver cleaning cloth for the beginning and cleaning the jewelry very often, obligatory after wearing it.
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Reproduction of an archaeological find - lunula pendant from Poland.
Dated: VII - VIII c.
Found in Poland, but the exact place is not known
Made of bronze and hanged on a natural brow leather cord with adjustable length knots
The model, as all in my shop, was hand carved by me in wax
Please allow small imperfections as they are the proof that each item is handmade and finished with traditional methods.
Dimentions:
Hight: 24 mm
Widtht: 16 mm
Inner diameter of the eyelet: 4,0 mm
Wage: 2,2 g
✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩
LIVING WITH BRONZE
If you're contemplating adding a bronze jewelry to your collection, please mind that bronze is by no means as consistent as gold or silver. Aging of bronze will occur quickly with contact with your skin, parfume, moist air etc. Patina on bronze is surface oxidization and it's creating an outer layer on the surface of bronze item rather than eating away like rust on metal.
There are three schools of treating bronze. The first one is to let it age naturally and gracefully and observe the process. The second: to force the patina (you can find a lot of tricks on the Internet) and the third one: to stop (to a certain extend) the bronze from aging. I would recommend silver cleaning cloth for the beginning and cleaning the jewelry very often, obligatory after wearing it.
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