Dacian bracelets

English: The Dacian bracelets are bracelets associated with the ancient peoples known as the Dacians, a particularly individualized branch of the Thracians. These bracelets were used as ornaments, currency, high rank insignia and votive offerings. Their ornamentations consist of many elaborate regionally distinct styles. Bracelets of various types were worn by Dacians, but the most characteristic piece of their jewelry was the large multi-spiral bracelets; engraved with palmettes towards the ends and terminating in the shape of an wolf head, and the body of an snake. (→Dacian bracelets)

Română: Brățări dacice

Material

Gold

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  Gold Dacian bracelet
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  Gold Dacian bracelet
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  Gold Dacian bracelet
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  Gold Dacian bracelet
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  Gold Dacian bracelet
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  Gold Dacian bracelets
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  Gold Dacian bracelets
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  Gold Dacian bracelet
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  Gold Dacian bracelets
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  Gold Dacian bracelet - Head
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  Gold Dacian bracelet
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  Gold Dacian bracelet
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  Gold Dacian bracelet
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  Gold Dacian bracelet
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  Gold Dacian bracelet
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  Gold Dacian bracelets
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  Dacian gold bracelets from Firighiaz type 1
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  Dacian gold bracelets from Firighiaz type 2
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  Dacian gold bracelet Firighiaz type 3
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  Dacian's fir-tree motif of the gold bracelets
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  Dacian's palmette motif of the gold bracelets

Silver

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  Silver Dacian bracelet
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  Silver Dacian bracelet
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  The typical silver bracelet of the Dacians - Repository Cluj-Napoca Museum
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  Palmettes of Dacian bracelets
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  Dacian's fir-tree and "collar" motif of the bracelets
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  Dacian's palmette motif of the bracelets
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  Silver bracelets Cerbăl (Hunedoara County) La Tène III
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  Dacian gold-plated silver bracelet from Orastie Repository Vienna Kunsthistorisches Museum
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  Silver snake-headed bracelet (Transylvania)
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  Silver Darlos (Sibiu County)
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  Silver Treasure Oradea (Bihor County)
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  Silver bracelets from Hetur (Mures County) and Vaidei (Hunedoara County)

By type

Spiral

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  Silver bracelets Cerbăl (Hunedoara County) La Tène III

Open

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  "Open" type bracelets from Spalnaca (Alba)

Overlaping ends

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  Typical overlaping ends bracelets (i.e.Slimnic silver treasure)

Rolled ends

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  Dacian bracelets, rolled ends

Hook-and-eye closing

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  Hook-and-eye closing

By period

Bracelets in the transition period North Thracian / proto-Dacian

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  Dacian gold bracelets from Firighiaz type 1
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  Dacian gold bracelets from Firighiaz type 2
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  Dacian gold bracelet Firighiaz type 3
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  Gold coils frp, Sighetu Marmaţiei
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  Gold snake head not-spiralized bracelet Toteşti (Hunedoara County) Late Hallstatt
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  Classical type of Dacian-Hallstattian gold bracelet.jpg
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  Gold bracelet Săcueni (Bihor County)
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  Dacian gold bracelet Simleul Silvaniei
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  Bracelet from Transylvania
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  Dacian gold bracelet finds Biia (Arad) Bronze IV=Hallstatt I
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  Solid gold bracelet from Pipea (Mures County)
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  Solid gold bracelet from Pipea (Mures County)
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  Solid Dacian gold bracelet from Pipea (Mures County)
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  Solid Dacian gold bracelet one end coiled into spiral disks
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  Dacian bracelets with one and two coils-shape ends Sighetu Marmaţiei (?)
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  Dacian quadrangular and crenelated bracelets Sighetu Marmaţiei (?)
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  Dacian twisted bracelets and torques

La Tène Dacia

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  Celtic style Dacia bracelets La Tène II from: 1 Apahida 2 Diosag 3 Santiona
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  Bracelets from Spalnaca - Alba
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  Silver snake-headed bracelet (Transylvania)
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  Silver snake-headed bracelet
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  Silver Darlos (Sibiu County)
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  Silver Treasure Oradea (Bihor County)
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  Silver bracelets from Hetur (Mures County) and Vaidei (Hunedoara County)
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  Silver treasure Cerbal (Hunedoara County) La Tène III
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  Typical overlaping ends bracelets (i.e.Slimnic silver treasure
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  Twisted bracelet Spalnaca (Alba)]]
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  Dacian bracelet repository Budapest Museum
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  Dacian bracelet with fir-tree leaf motif
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  Bracelets found with the silver "treasure", Oradea (Bihor County)
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  Palmettes of Dacian bracelets
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By current location

Dacian gold jewelry in the repository of Kunsthistorisches Museum Vienna

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  Museum showcase of Dacian gold jewelry found in Transylvania
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  Bracelet with snake-head ends
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  A fragment of a silver belt found at Cioara (now Săliştea), Alba County
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  Bracelet and fibulae
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  Twisted torc
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  Dacian knotted fibulae and chain
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  Necklace with a sort of "nails"
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  Necklace fibulae and bracelets
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  Fibulae and bracelets
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  Bracelets
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  Bowl
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  Bracelets found at Rosia Montana
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  Bracelets found at Brasov
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  Bracelets found at Pipea
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  Bracelets found at Pipea
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  Bracelets
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  Bracelets
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  Bracelets and rings