Bronze jewelry for women & men – handcrafted & unique

Bronze jewelry in many variations

Because both tin and copper once had to be imported to Europe, society underwent a restructuring. This necessitated, for example, trade routes and new, faster forms of communication. For the first time, it became possible to accumulate wealth. An upper class emerged. Bronze was easy to transport and, in the form of ingots, was used as a means of payment.
Although bronze is no longer used to make everyday objects, bronze jewelry is becoming increasingly popular. At first glance, it looks like gold, but it's considerably cheaper.

Necklaces, pendants, brooches and earrings made of bronze

Even in the Neolithic period, people were familiar with the processing of metal, but they limited themselves to metals such as gold, silver and copper, which occurred naturally and did not have to be produced first.
From approximately 2200 BC to 1200 BC, metal objects in Europe were predominantly made of bronze. This included weapons, tools, and bronze jewelry. Bronze is an alloy and consists mainly of copper with a small amount of tin.