Queen Arnegunde Frankish belt tip - A-12From the Queen Arnegunde grave find, St. Denis, France, a Merovingian Queen from 580 AD. They often used these belt tipsfor their belts! 2 1 4" X 3 4" (5. 7 X 2 cm)

This Anglo-Saxon bow brooch is based on a 6th Century piece found in Cambridgeshire

this belt set comes with a matching belt buckle and belt tip with entwined dragon motifs

Buckle found at Kirkgate

accented with a heart and floral pattern

Norman Belt Buckle - 2 3/4" by 1 5/8" (7 x 3

Very useful for Apron dresses

Inspired by pieces from Dress Accessories by Egan & Pritchard

2 3/4" by 1 1/4" (7

Will add a decorative element to any treasure necklace

This 9th Century Viking belt buckle is a reproduction from the Gokstad ship burial

this trefoil brooch still has the three rings around the center of the piece from the original sword set

For a 3/4" (3