Medals from Sweden
Swedish Military Medals, Orders, Badges & Awards.
Swedish military history is rich and diverse, spanning centuries of conflicts, alliances, and strategic maneuvers. From the Viking era to the modern-day Swedish Armed Forces, Sweden has played a significant role in European military affairs. Throughout its history, Sweden has produced numerous military leaders, innovators, and strategists, contributing to its reputation as a formidable military power. Sweden’s medals serve as tangible reminders of Sweden’s invaluable heritage.
Swedish Royal
Orders of knighthood
The Swedish Royal Orders of Knighthood are prestigious orders established by Swedish monarchs to honor individuals for their exceptional contributions to society, the state, and the nation. These orders, each with its distinctive insignia and traditions, symbolize Sweden’s commitment to honoring excellence, service, and merit across various spheres of endeavor.
The Order of the Seraphim
The Order of the Seraphim is a Swedish order of chivalry established in 1748, originally to supervisors of the Seraphim Hospital.
The Order of the Sword (Sweden)
The Order of the Sword is a Swedish order of chivalry and military decoration established in 1748 as an award for bravery and long service.
The Order of the Polar Star
The Order of the Polar Star is a Swedish order of chivalry established in 1748 as an award for civic merits, devotion to duty, science, etc.
The Order of Vasa
The Order of Vasa is a Swedish order of chivalry awarded to citizens of Sweden for service to the state and society.
The Order of Charles XIII
The Order of Charles XIII is a Swedish order of merit established in 1811 and awarded to Freemasons of the Protestant faith.
Swedish Medals & Awards
Throughout its history, Sweden has awarded various military decorations and medals to recognize acts of valor, bravery, and meritorious service. These medals often reflect the historical context of the time and the values of the Swedish military. These medals and orders, along with others, symbolize the courage, dedication, and sacrifice of Sweden’s military personnel throughout history.
The H. M. The King’s Medal (Sweden)
The H. M. The King’s Medal is a Swedish honor established in 1814 and awarded to Swedish and foreign citizens for special merits.
The Litteris et Artibus Medal
The Litteris et Artibus Medal is a Swedish royal decoration awarded to people who have made important contributions to culture.
The Prince Eugen Medal
The Prince Eugen Medal is a Swedish decoration conferred by the King of Sweden for outstanding artistic achievement.
The Medal For Valor in the Field / At Sea
The Medal For Valor in the Field/Sea is a Swedish military decoration awarded to officers and soldiers of the Swedish Armed Forces.
The Swedish Armed Forces Medal of Merit
The Swedish Armed Forces Medal of Merit is a military decoration awarded for action during combat or during war-like situations.
