Medieval ring brooch, 14th-15th centuries

Ref.: 168170002 Brand: Pera Peris

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Bronze Silver In stock

Specifications

Width: 2.8 cm.

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Description

There are moments when words are not enough, and your presence must speak for you. Your voice aligns with how you see yourself, and that confidence seeps into every gesture effortlessly. Those who observe you understand that there is an identity that no longer depends on external approval, and this alignment gives you a serene status. This is the first step of a real, gentle, and determined change that accompanies you from the first smile to the last word.

The vehicle for this change is the Medieval Annular Brooch, a piece that takes the form of history to accompany your spirit. Based on High Middle Ages finds, dated between the 14th and 15th centuries, its engravings on both sides and the inscription on the back connect your presence to a ceremonial era. And when you wear it, your bearing is affirmed without needing to raise your voice.

With craftsmanship that breathes German tradition, this brooch manufactured by Pera Peris has a width of 2.8 cm to fit with presence without overwhelming your outfit. Its history recalls that it was popular in the High and Late Middle Ages and that men and women wore it to close the neckline with a touch of distinction. The original is preserved in the Victoria and Albert Museum in London, and now you can wear that history with confidence and style in your daily life.

How does it transform your day?	The execution standard
With a presence that evokes nobility, your image deepens and communicates status without words	Solid assembly, faithful finish, and ability to hold thick fabrics without losing detail
The connection to real history inspires confidence and tells a story with every wear	Preserved inscriptions and engravings, clear readability, and lasting shine
Museum authenticity comes to your wardrobe, elevating every occasion	German manufacturing with durable finishes and quality control
The 2.8 cm width frames the neckline with presence without overwhelming the ensemble	Appropriate dimensions for daily wear and themed events, visual balance