Bronze Age Bronze Beautiful Authentic Bronze Age Sun Amulet – Openwork Solar Design - 49 mm (No Reserve Price)

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A Bronze Age openwork sun amulet with a circular frame and radiating spokes, dating to ca. 600 BC, suitable for wear with the modern chain included.

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Date: Bronze Age, c. 600 BC
Material: Bronze
Diameter: approx. 49 x 44 mm
Condition: Good, with stable green patina and minor wear from burial. No repairs.

An openwork bronze amulet representing the sun, comprising a circular frame with central ring joined by radiating spokes. The form recalls the solar wheel, one of the most powerful and enduring symbols of the European Bronze Age.

The sun motif was central to Bronze Age cosmology, associated with fertility, renewal, and the passage of time. In many ancient societies, the sun was revered as a divine power, and amulets like this served as protective charms charged with spiritual meaning.

You can actually wear this piece of jewelry, a modern chain is included.





Date: Bronze Age, c. 600 BC
Material: Bronze
Diameter: approx. 49 x 44 mm
Condition: Good, with stable green patina and minor wear from burial. No repairs.

An openwork bronze amulet representing the sun, comprising a circular frame with central ring joined by radiating spokes. The form recalls the solar wheel, one of the most powerful and enduring symbols of the European Bronze Age.

The sun motif was central to Bronze Age cosmology, associated with fertility, renewal, and the passage of time. In many ancient societies, the sun was revered as a divine power, and amulets like this served as protective charms charged with spiritual meaning.

You can actually wear this piece of jewelry, a modern chain is included.





Details

Culture
Bronze Age
Century/ Timeframe
Ca. 600 BC
Name of object
Beautiful Authentic Bronze Age Sun Amulet – Openwork Solar Design
Acquired from
Private collection
Year acquired
1990
Material
Bronze
Country acquired from
Europe
Condition
Good
Previous owner acquired from
Private collection
Height
49 mm
Previous owner - year acquired
1980
Width
44 mm
Previous owner - country acquired from
Europe
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