Keltiske Bronze Druid Infinity Amulet Vedhæng med smykkesnor (Ingen mindstepris)

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Udvalgt af Peter Reynaers

Ancient Celtic bronze ring pendant made during the Bronze Age (circa 800 BC - 100 BC) in Eastern Europe. This remarkable artifact represents a significant piece of Celtic heritage, reflecting both ancient trade practices and spiritual beliefs. It was used as a form of proto-currency and as well worn by druids as an amulet due to its simple, “eternal” circular shape — a form deeply rooted in the most important Celtic symbols. It has a round form with beautiful signs of patina along its entire surface. It includes a Certificate Of Authenticity document (lifetime authenticity warranty) and jewelry strap for suspension. Dimensions: 16 mm (ID) ; 20 mm (OD) Very good condition PROVENANCE INFORMATION: Artifact was acquired by our company from a private German collector in 2024. Previous ownership history: - DAG gallery collection (collected in 1977) Tübingen (Baden-Württemberg), Germany - Dr Mathias Köhler private collection Tübingen (Baden-Württemberg), Germany - Dr Maximilian Gruber private collection Tübingen (Baden-Württemberg), Germany

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Keltiske Bronze Druid Infinity Amulet Vedhæng med smykkesnor (Ingen mindstepris)

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Ancient Celtic bronze ring pendant made during the Bronze Age (circa 800 BC - 100 BC) in Eastern Europe. This remarkable artifact represents a significant piece of Celtic heritage, reflecting both ancient trade practices and spiritual beliefs. It was used as a form of proto-currency and as well worn by druids as an amulet due to its simple, “eternal” circular shape — a form deeply rooted in the most important Celtic symbols. It has a round form with beautiful signs of patina along its entire surface.

It includes a Certificate Of Authenticity document (lifetime authenticity warranty) and jewelry strap for suspension.

Dimensions: 16 mm (ID) ; 20 mm (OD)

Very good condition

PROVENANCE INFORMATION:
Artifact was acquired by our company from a private German collector in 2024. Previous ownership history:

- DAG gallery collection (collected in 1977)
Tübingen (Baden-Württemberg), Germany

- Dr Mathias Köhler private collection
Tübingen (Baden-Württemberg), Germany

- Dr Maximilian Gruber private collection
Tübingen (Baden-Württemberg), Germany

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€ 82

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Udvalgt af Peter Reynaers

Estimat € 150 - € 200

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