Celtic brooches & fibulae

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Celtic brooch

In our webshop, you will find the most beautiful Celtic brooches based on jewelry from the Iron Age and the Middle Ages. We have Pictish brooches, Iron brooches from the Iron Age, Irish brooches, and much more. For centuries, brooches were worn to fasten the cloak, and historically, brooches served the function of buttons. In Celtic clothing, brooches were also a sign of status.

Celtic fibula

Throughout history, the fibula was worn to secure clothing. The fibula is often sturdier than a brooch. In our webshop, you will find beautiful Celtic fibulae for reenactment and even to wear in everyday life on your coat, scarf, or vest. Our Celtic fibula models are based on fibulae and other jewelry from the Iron Age and the early Middle Ages. In our assortment, you will find Hallstatt fibulae, La Tène fibulae, Gallic fibulae, and Irish fibulae.