Celtic Torcs (Neck-Rings)

Celtic neckring (so called Torques, Torque or Torc) in style of the early and middle Latène-period.

Celtic neckring (so called Torques, Torque or Torc) in style of the early and middle Latène-period.

This neck ring is a copy from an genuine celtic original in display at the Landesmuseum Mainz, Germany. Early / middle Latène-period.

This neck ring is a copy from an genuine celtic original in display at the Landesmuseum Mainz, Germany. Early / middle Latène- period.

Celtic Torques or Torc, inspired by a find from Waldalgesheim from the late 4th century BC. A magnificent piece with detailed, elaborately designed ornaments from solid bronze.

Celtic Torques or Torc, inspired by a find from Waldalgesheim from the late 4th century BC. A magnificent piece with detailed, elaborately designed ornaments and made from solid silver.

Celtic neckring / Torc, inspired by a archaeological find from Nidderau, Germany. The original dates to the early Latène age (4th-3rd century BC).

Celtic neckring / Torc, inspired by a archaeological find from Nidderau, Germany. The original dates to the early Latène age (4th-3rd century BC). Simplyfied without enamel inlays.

Torc or Torques (neckring) from solid silver, inspired by the find from the grave from Reinheim. The Torc is made in one single piece with detailled head decorations.
 

Celtic Torques or Torc, inspired by a find from Waldalgesheim from the late 4th century BC. A magnificent piece with detailed, elaborately designed ornaments from solid 14 carat gold (585) !