35mm Dragon - Tiger Amulet

Rune Fehu

The rune Fehu is one of the oldest runes of the Germanic runic alphabet and is closely related to
associated with the concept of prosperity and wealth. The rune Fehu also stands for power,
material security and freedom. In Norse mythology it is often used as a symbol for the horn
of abundance, representing wealth and fertility.

In addition, the rune Fehu is often associated with the god Freyr, who is also known as
the god of prosperity and fertility is worshiped. It is believed that the
Using the Rune Fehu in spiritual practices can help increase the flow of
To increase prosperity and abundance in the wearer's life.

In the modern world, the rune Fehu is often used by people who refer to material things
Focus on goals such as financial success, career, or business affairs.
A bronze pendant Rune Fehu with Viking knot is not only a beautiful piece of jewelry,
but also a symbol of prosperity, strength and power.

     Letter (German equivalent): F
     Symbol for: horns of a herd of cattle, livestock
     Element: fire Medicinal herb: (stinging) nettle
     Tree: elder, alder
     Animal: boar, snake, hawk
     Numerology: 6 Color: red, red
     Deity: Frigg, Freyja, Freyr
     Stone: Fire Garnet, Mossach
     Flower: Lily of the valley
     Scent: myrrh

Material: bronze
Size: approx 21 x 17mm

A legacy of courage and strength

The Northland, a place of smoky myths, rugged landscapes and brave warriors. The Vikings, famous and sometimes infamous, were not only warriors and sailors, but also master craftsmen. Their heritage is still alive today, not only in stories and legends, but also in the form of artistic jewelry that carries the essence of their culture.

A fusion of symbols

Our Viking lucky charm pendant is one such piece - a coming together of three powerful symbols: the Mjolnir, the Druid's sickle and a flint. This combination is not only aesthetically pleasing, but also deeply meaningful.

• Mjölnir (Thor's Hammer): For the Vikings, the hammer of Thor, the god of thunder, was not only a sign of strength and protection, but also a symbol of resistance against the unknown and triumph over the adversities of life.

• Druid Sickle: A symbol with deep roots in pre-Viking Celtic culture. The sickle represents the cycle of life, death and rebirth. For many it is also a symbol of harvest and fertility.

• Flint: Fire, a central element in many cultures, symbolizes transformation, renewal and the spark of life. For the Vikings, a flint could mean survival, lighting a campfire in the cold Nordic nights, or forging weapons in the heat of the forge.

Craftsmanship and detail

This pendant is crafted from the finest bronze, an alloy that gives it a rich warm color and timeless durability. Each element is carefully crafted, paying particular attention to the fine details and authentic design.

More than just jewelry

The Viking lucky charm is not just a piece of jewelry, but a legacy, a symbol of courage, strength and perseverance. He is a messenger from a time when honor and bravery were valued above all else. When you wear this pendant, you carry a piece of history and culture with you.

A gift of meaning

Are you looking for a special gift? This pendant is perfect for someone interested in Norse history, mythology or Viking culture. It is a gift that is not only beautiful on the outside, but also carries deep meanings and stories.

Technical details

• Material: High-quality bronze
• Total size: approx. 50mm
• Size of individual parts: approx. 30mm

Conclusion

Be inspired by the magic of the Vikings and their powerful symbolism. Our Viking lucky charm in bronze is more than just a piece of jewelry; it is a window into a bygone world filled with bravery, adventure and deep faith. Order now and let this heritage flow into your life.

Thorhammer small

Immerse yourself in the fascination of Norse mythology with our Mjölnir
Thor's hammer pendant in a compact size. This finely crafted pendant brings
the legendary weapon of the god Thor, a symbol of strength, protection and order, on
tasteful and wearable way.

Our small Mjölnir Thorhammer pendant is made of high quality bronze, a
Material that has always been known for its durability and historical connection to the Viking Age
is known. With its dimensions of approx. 30 x 23 mm, it is despite its impressive
Appearance lightweight and comfortable to wear.

The pendant represents Mjölnir, the mythical hammer wielded by the dwarves Sindri and Brokkr for
Thor forged so he could fight the giants. Mjölnir is a symbol of the
chaotic and destructive forces of nature that humans have always been exposed to
and at the same time for Thor's efforts to maintain order in nature and the
to maintain balance.

The Mjölnir pendant is not only a symbol of strength and protection. In the Nordic
Mjölnir culture was also used for blessing marriages and asking for fertility,
by falling into the bride's lapß was laid. So wearing this pendant is also a
Connection to these ancient customs and the desire for harmony and abundance in life.

As the god of farmers and protector of travellers, Thor ensured good weather and rich
To harvest. This pendant is therefore also a symbol of the endeavor to be in harmony with the
To live nature and honor its riches.

The small Mjölnir Thorhammer pendant is perfect for everyday use or can be
to be worn on special occasions. It is also an ideal gift for
lovers Norse culture and mythology or for those concerned with the values of strength,
Identify protection and harmony.

In our shop you will find matching bronze chains that enhance the beauty of this pendant
still underline. Choose the right piece from our selection to complement your look
to complete.

With the small Mjölnir Thorhammer pendant you carry a piece of history and symbolism
with itself, that both our past and our present and future
reflects. Experience the power and wisdom of the ancient gods and discover
the values they represent in a new and personal way.

Material : Bronze
Size : ca 30 x 23mm

Star of the Asen

Celtic silver bracelet "Brigh"

Immerse yourself in the mystical world of the Celts with our exquisite silver bangle "Brigh".
This stunning piece of jewelry is made of high-quality 925 sterling silver both an expression of timeless elegance and cultural heritage.

'Brig' is a Celtic name meaning "noble". means and the fine craftsmanship and
perfectly reflects the quality of this bangle. The intertwined strands of silver
form a stunning braided pattern that is the centerpiece of this stunning design
forms. The bangle has this pattern on the inside and outside, giving it a
gives a high-quality and noble look.

The careful and detailed design makes this bangle unique
Jewel that will complement your jewelery collection. The Celtic bangle "Brigh" is
more than just a piece of jewelry - it is an expression of history, tradition and symbolism.

The dimensions of the bangle - inner diameter of approx. 6.6 cm, width of approx. 6 mm and a
Material thickness of approx. 3mm - make this a comfortable and eye-catching piece that
can be worn on any occasion. The bangle is customizable, which means
that it can be perfectly adjusted to your size for optimal comfort and style.

With a weight of approx. 21.4 g, the silver bangle "Brigh" a lightweight yet robust
jewel. The 925 sterling silver guarantees quality and durability, so you'll love this
amazing pieces to enjoy for years to come.

Whether you want the Celtic silver bangle 'Brigh' Buy for yourself or as a special
Gift for a loved one, it is an excellent choice for anyone who has the
appreciate Celtic culture and history and high-quality, handcrafted jewellery
love. Be seduced by the beauty and elegance of this exquisite Celtic bangle
'Brig' enchant and wear a piece of history and tradition with pride.

Material : Silver 925
Inner diameter approx. 6.6 cm individually adjustable
Width approx. 6 mm
Material thickness approx. 3 mm
Weight: approx. 21.4 g

Amulet Worlds tree

Yggdrasil, Old Norse Yggdrasill, also: Weltesche, is in the Nordic mythology
The name of an ash, which as a world tree embodies the entire cosmos. Other
Names of this tree were probably Mimameid or Lärad.

Yggdrasil has three large Roots, one of which grows to Jotunheim, the land of the giants, where also Mimirs wells.

The other root leads to Niflheim to the source Hvergelmir,
Where the dragon Nidhöggr gnaws at her. The third root is near Asgard.