A beautiful and authentic Viking Age wire bracelet, dating to the early medieval period (circa 9th–11th century). The bracelet is formed from a single metal wire, shaped into a circular hoop and closed with simple coiled terminals, a construction technique characteristic of Viking-era jewelry. The bracelet is unadorned, emphasizing the functional and symbolic nature of Viking personal ornaments. Such wire bracelets were commonly worn by both men and women and could serve as personal adornment, status indicators, or symbolic objects, sometimes associated with protection or identity. The metal surface displays natural age-related patina and wear, consistent with genuine early medieval manufacture, with no indications of modern alteration. Comparable wire bracelets are known from archaeological finds across Scandinavia and Northern Europe. A restrained yet evocative example of Viking Age craftsmanship, appealing to collectors of early medieval and Viking-period jewelry. Details Period: Viking Age / Early Middle Ages Date: circa 9th–11th century Material: Metal wire (likely bronze or copper alloy) Object: Bracelet Decoration: None (plain wire construction) Condition: Good, with original patina and age-related wear Lovely even patina and excellent preservation make this an appealing and authentic example of Viking craftsmanship.