Medieval belt set with tigereye gems

This was a belt made for a good friend who does a lot of free graphic design work and really cheap screenprinted apparel for various groups I run or am a member of. If you’ve seen our iconic Cairnhold Legion “skeleton with turnips and beets” shirts, this guy did that for us. Anyway, it was payback time, so I made him a thing.

No documentation for this project, but the buckle, tip, and eagle mounts came from Kult of Athena, the brass filigree bezel cups came from Rio Grande jewelry supply, and the tigerseye gems came from India via eBay.

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Unless otherwise noted, all work and documentation shown here is the work of Baron Snorri skyti Bjarnarson (mundanely known as David Haldenwang), from the Shire of Coppertree in the Sylvan Kingdom of Æthelmearc, of the Society for Creative Anachronism (www.sca.org). The SCA is a 501.c.3 charitable organization dedicated to researching and re-creating the arts and skills of pre-17th-century Europe.

Permission is granted to use my photographs and research for other non-profit uses within the SCA, so long as I continue to be properly credited. I would greatly appreciate being notified of any such use – email to hivemind@mvgc.net works nicely, or use the social media contact buttons at the top of every page, please and thank you.

Otherwise, keep yer grubby mitts off.

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