Medieval Pendants

Early medieval cross pendant with enamel inlays in blue and green. This kind of jewellery was popular in the late carolingian and especially in the ottonian age.

Early medieval cross pendant with enamel inlays in blue and green. This kind of jewellery was popular in the late carolingian and especially in the ottonian age.

Pendant with the seal of the Templar Knights. The Order of the Temple was founded in the early 12th century AD to protect the pilgrims on their way to the Holy Land.

Pendant with the seal of the Templar Knights. The Order of the Temple was founded in the early 12th century AD to protect the pilgrims on their way to the Holy Land.

Seal pendant based on our seal ring with depiction of the mythtic Abraxas. Handmade from solid 925 sterling silver.

Seal pendant based on our seal ring with depiction of the mythtic Abraxas. Handmade from solid bronze.

This copy of an typical byzantine cross pendant of the 11th - 13th century AD measures ca. 60 x 37mm. The original was placed to our disposal by a private collector.

This copy of an typical byzantine cross pendant of the 11th - 13th century AD measures ca. 60 x 37mm. The original was placed to our disposal by a private collector.

This copy of an typical byzantine cross pendant of the 10th - 12th century AD measures ca. 40 x 25 mm. The greek inscription at the backside means: "Lord, help the one who carries me!"

This copy of an typical byzantine cross pendant of the 10th - 12th century AD measures ca. 40 x 25 mm. The greek inscription at the backside means: "Lord, help the one who carries me!"

The pendant formerly was a belt or garment fitting, because it could be attached by sewing as drilled holes indicate. Our replica was reconstructed by replacing the missing parts.

The pendant formerly was a belt or garment fitting, because it could be attached by sewing as drilled holes indicate. Our replica was reconstructed by replacing the missing parts.

The sator square is a magical palindrome with the words "SATOR AREPO TENET OPERA ROTAS". There were several attempts to interpret the meaning.

The sator square is a magical palindrome with the words "SATOR AREPO TENET OPERA ROTAS". There were several attempts to interpret the meaning.

The motif of this mythical griffin was popular since the roman empire. It was widely used in the byzantine region, at the awaric culture and finally during the middle ages.

The motif of this mythical griffin was popular since the roman empire. It was widely used in the byzantine region, at the awaric culture and finally during the middle ages.

The heraldic depiction of the eagle figure seems to be more likely medieval than roman, probably salic.

The heraldic depiction of the eagle figure seems to be more likely medieval than roman, probably salic.

Reliquary Crosses were made to contain holy relics, they were souvenirs of pilgrims who visited the eastern mediterranian region and the Holy Land.

Reliquary Crosses were made to contain holy relics, they were souvenirs of pilgrims who visited the eastern mediterranian region and the Holy Land.