A close-up of a gold fibula. The fibula is circular and features intricate, detailed filigree and cloisonné work. The background is a dark gray surface that creates a strong contrast against the gold object, emphasizing the texture and design of the brooch.

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   Nina Willburger (ninawillburger@social.anoxinon.de)'s status on Wednesday, 08-Jan-2025 17:25:42 JST Nina Willburger

   Objects decorated with garnet cloisonné were popular in the 5th and 6th century. However, they experienced a general decline at the end of the 6th century. During that time, an accumulation of cloisonné jewellery with empty cells appeared, such as this fibula (pin for fastening garments/brooch) from Lauchheim, found in the grave of a approximately 45-year-old woman, dating around 600 AD.
   The decline in popularity is generally attributed to either a decrease in demand for cloisonné or....🧵 1/2