Roman Pompeii armilla award bracelet jewelry legionary Celtic phalera torc

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I try to keep these in stock but they are expensive to make.  If I don't have one in stock at the time of your purchase, it may take a month before it is shipped out.  This particular facing snake heads with scale skin armilla one is a direct copy on one that was found in the Roman excavation at Pompeii.  Nice, rare and extremely beautiful silvered metal armilla bracelet.  Great for a Celt or a Roman's war trophy to be worn on their arm or attached to his Roman medal set or phalerae awards given for bravery in battle.   This armilla would have been part of his Military Awards & Decorations:
Phalera
and Torques: ... A
Phalera
, a medal of honor given to the bravest Roman soldiers.  I have two in stock.  The second picture shows a Roman phalerae harness with two of these silver armilla.
" I have about 200 new custom made and designed items I will put up for sale, as well as my sword and sandal movie prop collection, my military miniature figure collection painted by Russian masters, my World War II collection, my ancient coin and ancient military artifact collection and other various military "militaria" items".
These will all be listed under the Terry Nix Collection III in the near future, so please keep checking back or you will miss that one of a kind item.