Amulet Midgard snake Jörmungandr around world tree

Pendant wolf head

Lovingly elaborated very detailed wolf head Made of stainless steel

Among the Celts was the wolf because of its strongly pronounced family spirit
As a symbol for the community. In the Germanic legends The faithful wolves
Geri and Freki are available to the god Odin as riding animals.

And for the Indians of North America the wolf is a wise teacher, with the powers
Of the moon.

Matching stainless steel chains can be found here!
 

Ladies Bracelet Wolves Odins

Vikings in the Rune Circle

Icelandic Magic - Vegvisir 25mm

The Vegvísir a so-called Galdrastafir, which comes from the Icelandic magic tradition, is a
Symbol found in its concrete representation in the Huld manuscript. It says: „
When that symbol is carried, the wearer shall neither in storm nor wind
get lost even when the path ahead is unknown”.

Since it is very unlikely that this sign existed at all in Viking times
was known, the commonly used name "Viking compass" inherently misleading.

The Huld Manuscript was only published around 1860, well after the end of the Viking Age
(1066 AD) and is therefore more of a modern symbol.
since there is no evidence of a use of this sign before 1600.

Celtic jewelry - Celtic cross

Oval fibula Viking knot

Arched oval brooch Viking knot made of bronze.
Optimal for a Viking Fibulachain
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Triquetra Triangle

The triqueta, also called triquetta or triquetra, consists of three connected Circular arcs. The
name comes from Latin and means triangular or Knot of threesome or simply triangle.

From the Celtic world z. B. on Celtic crosses the feminine changes Symbol to a male symbol
in Christianity e.g. B. in Gothic art. The symbol is many thousands of years old and is used by
different cultures around the World used.

Most likely, the triquetra was the symbol for the Celts the Trinity of the Divine was. In Wicca she
is a symbol of the Triune Goddess (Virgin, Mother, Old Lady).
 

Thor hammer with Odin's ravens

A typical Viking amulet that goes very well with any medieval garb. The Thorhammer is
one of the most used motifs in the field of Viking jewelry and therefore does not have to
be explained for long.

Odin's ravens stand by his side Hugin and Munin (the thought and
the memory) which next to his wolves Geri and Freki are his faithful companions and tell
him about everything on earth.

Thorhammer Goat

The most famous symbol of Norse mythology is undoubtedly the magic weapon
Thors the Mjölnir. The Warhammer is capable of summoning lightning, thunder, and
to always return to its owner.

Because of this property, the thunder god, which is why he is also called Donar, is in the
Able to fulfill his task of protecting Asgard as well as Midgard. Many
Stories and legends are entwined around this magical weapon, as well as in its importance,
which lies in protecting its wearer and enhancing its virtues.

It is also considered a fertility symbol, which is why it used to be used mainly by women
was worn and it was also worn symbolically in the
on the day of the marriage lap was laid. In medieval representations, Mjölnir almost belongs
a "must have".

In this depiction, the Mjölnir has been decorated with 2 goats, as a bracelet and made of a
Manufactured from zinc alloy.