Frankish Jewelry
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mess-of-emptiness:Fibula (brooch)Anglo-Saxon/Frankish 600-700, gold, glass and garnetAshmolean M
mess-of-emptiness:Fibula (brooch)Anglo-Saxon/Frankish 600-700, gold, glass and garnetAshmolean M
heaveninawildflower:Frankish peacock-shaped fibula (Northern France, mid-late 6th century).Gold over
heaveninawildflower:Frankish peacock-shaped fibula (Northern France, mid-late 6th century).Gold over
ancientpeoples:Quoit BroochSilver and GoldFound grave B, Howletts, Kent, Englandc. 5th CenturyLate R
ancientpeoples:Quoit BroochSilver and GoldFound grave B, Howletts, Kent, Englandc. 5th CenturyLate R
Finger ring with a cross, 5th centuryThis ring, with its elegant pattern of filigree and granulation
Finger ring with a cross, 5th centuryThis ring, with its elegant pattern of filigree and granulation
Items discovered  from Frankish tombs * 5th / 6th century* Romano-Germanic museum, CologneColog
Items discovered  from Frankish tombs * 5th / 6th century* Romano-Germanic museum, CologneColog
met-medieval-art: S-Shaped Brooch, Metropolitan Museum of Art: Medieval ArtGift of J. Pierpont Morga
met-medieval-art: S-Shaped Brooch, Metropolitan Museum of Art: Medieval ArtGift of J. Pierpont Morga
met-medieval-art: Square-Headed Bow Brooch, Metropolitan Museum of Art: Medieval ArtGift of J. Pierp
met-medieval-art: Square-Headed Bow Brooch, Metropolitan Museum of Art: Medieval ArtGift of J. Pierp
medievalvisions: Frankish garnet cloisonné ring with cross, c. late 5th-early 6th century CE.
medievalvisions: Frankish garnet cloisonné ring with cross, c. late 5th-early 6th century CE.
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