These coronets are made to conform with the sumptuary laws of various kingdoms in the Society for Creative Anachronism (SCA). All of them were made on commission, and many are specific to the owner, as they contain parts of their heraldic devices. (These heraldic devices can be registered in the College of Heralds in the SCA.) They are modeled, some loosely and some more closely, to coronets and crowns found in the time period recreated by the SCA, 600-1600 AD. Though most period coronets were cast or had cast parts, all of these are fabricated - created of sheet metal, wire, and tubes (for some of the hinges). In addition, most of these coronets are hinged. This is a period technique, dating back to the Byzantine Empire. They are made of plaques joined edge to edge with hinges so that they are more comfortable to wear.

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