Secure your cloak or tunic with elegance and authenticity using this Medieval Brass Penannular Cloak Brooch collection, inspired by brooch designs worn across the Roman, Viking, and Medieval eras.

Crafted from solid brass, each piece blends utility with decorative artistry. Brass was highly valued in history for its durability, warm golden tone, and symbolism of status. These brooches (also known as fibulae) were used alot long before buttons or zippers existed worn by soldiers, nobles, and travelers to fasten cloaks, robes, and tunics while also displaying rank or regional identity.

Each style in the collection carries its own character:

Round-End Brooch – Ideal for lighter garments, travel kits, or minimalist medieval looks.
Scroll-End Brooch – A more ornate style for warriors, nobles, or festival wear, with bold decorative flair.
Rolled-End Brooch – Classic Viking penannular design, reliable and secure for wool and heavy cloaks.

Whether for reenactments, fairs, LARP, theater costumes, or personal collections, this cloak brooch adds historic authenticity, strength, and elegance to any outfit.

Historical Use

Cloak brooches were essential in the Roman, Viking, and Medieval worlds, functioning as both fasteners and status symbols. They allowed freedom of movement while keeping garments secure, and their designs often reflected cultural artistry, making them both practical tools and personal statements.

Care Instructions

Wipe gently with a soft, dry cloth after use.
Avoid moisture and corrosive substances.
If tarnish develops, polish lightly with brass-safe polish.
Store in a dry place to preserve finish.
Handle pin with care, brass is durable but should not be forced.

Note

Each brooch is individually handcrafted, so slight variations in finish or form may occur. This ensures every piece is unique, just like the historical originals.