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Explore the rich history of jewelry at our website. From ancient civilizations to modern times, jewelry has been a symbol of adornment, alliance, and love. Not just a fashion statement, but also a practical form of investment. Learn about the origins and evolution of jewelry, the materials used throughout history, and how it reflects our cultural heritage. Discover the rich story behind each piece of jewelry here at our website.

Viking Age 750 - 1000 AD - Museum Jewellery - Museum Jewelry

Viking Age 750 - 1000 AD

During the Viking Age, trade and Christianity were introduced to Europe through seafaring and brought an increase in iron and precious metals, leading to the development of crafts and ideas. The Vikings developed their own unique style, borrowing features from other cultures such as the Celts, an...
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The Lindau Bible - Museum Jewellery - Museum Jewelry

Late Antiquity 400 - 900 AD

Late Antiquity saw decline and limited innovation in jewelry and other arts, with inspiration mainly coming from Byzantine craftsmanship. The Lindau Bible, a notable medieval manuscript, was created in a workshop believed to be under the patronage of Charles, son of Charlemagne.
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Roman jewelry and simplicity - Museum Jewellery - Museum Jewelry

Roman jewelry and simplicity

The fibula was a type of dress pin that was prevalent throughout Roman history. The Romans had a distinct style in their jewelry, which was often luxurious and adorned with pearls and emeralds. They were known for borrowing motifs from the Greek world. The Romans also perfected the cameo techniqu...
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The Greeks and Etruscans - Museum Jewellery - Museum Jewelry

The Greeks and Etruscans

Greek jewelry-making between 900-300 BC was characterized by the use of gold, silver, bronze, and organic materials like ivory, bone, pearls, and amber, as well as semi-precious stones. The jewelry not only served a decorative purpose but also reflected iconography and Greek myths. Both the Greek...
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