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What is an armring?

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Updated: 8/21/2019

An armring is a ring worn as a piece of jewellery or ornament on the arm.

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Silver and gold, as well as cattle. They didn't usually have coins, a regular person would instead have an arm ring made of coiled silver with knotches marking out weight. So if something was two units of silver, he would take off his armring, and use his steel Seax knife or Scramasax to cut out the two pieces of silver. Then the arm ring went back on the arm.


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