Bronze Celtic Warrior armlet by Feinschmuck:
Another great piece by Feinschmuck. A 99,9%, very detailed reproduction of a cast bronze Celtic warrior armlet, torque decorated with engraved geometrical pattern, Hallstatt culture (about 800 to 475BC). Manfred did a great job of putting some patina on it, just in case you do not want to wear it for some centuries.
Available at Feinschmuck or at Ecke32 in Konstanz.
Feinschmuck Lindauer Belt – used, mine vs. Maria´s:
Today I saw Maria´s Feinschmuck Lindauer belt and somehow her leather showed a lot more wear and a nicer color. Can it be that she has worn it more often?
The angle of the camera might cheat a bit. The lower belt is 3 cm while the upper one is 4 cm (the leather). The upper buckle 0,5 cm wider (4,5 cm) but 0,1 cm (8,2 cm) shorter.
Feinschmuck bronze anchor – anker:
Yesterday I was able to grab a brand new piece of the Feinschmuck collection.
Done by a vietnamese stamp carver in Hanoi.
Done by Maria from Feinschmuck for me and my Lada Niva.
Done by Rosa from Feinschmuck for me.
Feinschmuck has created a couple of new belt buckles / Gürtelschnallen. The Leibniz Butterkeks Gürtel I think will be quite successful. They are all bronze and the monkey belt buckle has been “aged”. Different coatings are also possible e.g. silver or gold.
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