Celtic 銀 Druid 手链，配有鸭头端子

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Celtic Druid silver bracelet featuring stylised duck head terminals. The solid band is slightly twisted along its length and finely decorated with detailed feather patterns, adding texture and movement to the design. Each terminal is carefully shaped into the form of a duck’s head with elongated beak and smooth contours, characteristic of Celtic zoomorphic artistry.

Such bracelets were both decorative and may have served as a protective or ritual object, invoking the duck’s symbolism of renewal, travel between worlds, and divine communication.

Outside diameter: ± 64,5 mm
Condition: good and solid condition. Signs of wear consistent with age and use.

Certificate of Authenticity: available upon request (pdf-format).

In Celtic tradition, ducks were powerful symbols closely linked to Druid beliefs as messengers between worlds. Because they move between land (the Earthly realm), water (associated with the Otherworld), and air (the Celestial realm), they were seen as mediators among these spheres and enduring symbols of transformation, stability, and spiritual connection.

In Celtic and Druidic religion, ducks represented worldly power, divinity, and femininity, and were believed to bring spiritual strength and balance.


MATERIAL
This object has been carefully examined with regard to its material composition and surface characteristics.

Specialised laboratory analysis such as metallurgical testing (e.g. XRF) is not routinely undertaken in private collecting and is more commonly associated with academic or institutional research.

Destructive testing methods (such as acid testing) permanently damage the object’s surface and are not appropriate for archaeological material.

Historically, modern hallmarking systems did not exist. The alloy composition of gold and silver could vary depending on local resources, trade networks, recycling practices and prevailing economic conditions.