Middle ages accessories

Jewelry was similar to clothing when it came to portraying rank and wealth. At the beginning of the Medieval era, the only people wealthy enough to afford jewels and fine metals were the nobility.…

Belt from 14th century located now in Musee National du Moyen Age, Clunny,

Today, we’re exploring medieval jewelry as part of our series “Jewelry Through The Ages”, which is all about the history of jewelry and how it’s developed throughout time. The medieval period (5th to…

Heart-shaped and Turban Headdresses,Lancaster (1430-1460)

Byzantine Jewelry- created during the Byzantine Empire, which was from the fourth century AD to approximately the mid 1400s. The jewelry is influenced by the art of the Byzantine civilization, which made heavy use of the Christian cross and other early religious symbols.

Earrings-Pendant, 7th c. (from the area of Lombard) Rome, National Museum of the Early Middle Ages. · ·

The armor of God isn't like one solid piece of metal. It's more like chain mail made from small acts over and over, holy habits that weave together to protect us from evil. Elder M. Russell Ballard said, “I like to think of this spiritual armor not as a solid piece of metal molded to fit the body but more like chain mail. Chain mail consists of dozens of tiny pieces of steel fastened together to allow the user greater flexibility without losing protection. I say that because it has been my…

Plate #23c - First Half of the Fifteenth Century German Noblewomen

mediumaevum: “ I hope this will help with your reenactments and fanart. :) • Anglo-Saxon (600 – 1154): Simple Veils, Head-tires, Combs, and Pin • Norman (1066-1154): Couvre-chef, hair uncovered, and...