Amulet Aegishjalmur Galdrastafir

Rune Hagalaz

HAGALAZ is an excellent protection rune that penetrating or even attacking
Energy neutralized. This applies not only to humans, but also to natural catastrophes.

Letter (German equivalent): H
Symbol for: The cosmic primordial egg that contains all the plans
Element: air, water
Medicinal herbs: lily of the valley, hops, ferns
Tree: Yew, white thorn
Animal: Black stork, otter
Numerology: 8
Color: gray, light blue
Deity: Hell, Nehelennia
Stone: striped agate, lapis lazuli, onyx
Flower: Christrose, wax flower
Scent: coconut, violet

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Rune Perthro

PERTHRO promotes the gift of prophecy and the realization of visualizations
The magician into material reality. With the help of this rune you can target other run-offs
To influence their own destiny. In addition, the Rune also reveals hidden

Skills and talents.
(German equivalent): P
Symbol for: Pen or boiler
Element: Water
Medicinal herbs: Eisenhut, Löwenzahn
Tree: Schleedorn, Beech
Animal: Frog
Numerology: 7
Color: silver, black
Deity: Frigg
Stone: meteorite stones, goldtopas, aquamarine
Flower: Margerite, Chrysanthemum
Fragrance: yew needles

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Hair - Beard pearl Celtic

Made of bronze hair - bearded pearl with a
Celtic weave pattern staged
RIGANI is a Celtic knot with symbolic power.
He symbolizes friendship and love - life that connects with each other.
The Celtic knot is also a symbol of infinity.

Axe with celtic knots and valknut

The ax is an archetypal tool used in many cultures as a symbol of strength, power and
assertiveness applies. In Celtic mythology the ax is also an important one Symbol and represents
the god of death and the underworld. The pendant shows an ornate Representation of an ax
decorated with a Celtic knot and the symbol of Valknut.

The Valknut, also known as the Fallen Warrior's Knot, is a symbol from the Norse mythology
and is often associated with the god Odin and death. It consists of three intertwined triangles
and symbolizes the connection between Past, present and future as well as the continuity of
life and .

The pendant is made of high-quality 925 sterling silver and impresses with its detailed design.
The pendant is approx. 3.7 cm long and is perfect as a gift for someone who loves celtic and
norse mythology or for someone who is looking is after a piece of jewelry that symbolizes
strength and assertiveness.

Wear this pendant as an expression of your connection to the Celtic and Norse mythology or
as a symbol of your own inner strength and power. Order it now Silver pendant in the shape
of an ax with a Celtic knot and the symbol of Valknut and be amazed by the impressive quality
and unique design of this piece of jewellery. Our fast delivery ensures that you get your new
one piece of jewelry you will soon hold in your hands.

Material: Silver 925
Dimensions: approx 37 x 20mm

Snakes - Triquetra

The "Threeness Knot” also triquetra is an old symbol that is used in many
cultures around the globe.

In its original meaning, it symbolizes the three forces of nature:
Earth, air and water, as well as the trinity of life, death and rebirth.

The circle in the center stands for the connecting feminine element of
fertility and the associated rebirth of life. The
Triquerta is made of silver 925 and decorated with 2 snakes.

Celtic jewelry - Celtic cross

Valknut in the Rune Circle of Ancient Futhark

Valknut, also known as Wotan's knot, is a symbol from Germanic mythology that
consists of three intertwined triangles. The etymology derives it from valr ‚dead in battle
Warriors and knut so knots. For the most part, historically it has actually been associated with
Battle scenes, sacrificial scenes or with Odin/Wotan on  picture stones and rune stones.

Its meaning points to the Trinity of life, death and resurrection. Usually a pictured
Fylgia (animal following spirit)  always associated with the Valknut in depicted scenes. That of three inside The symbol consisting of knotted triangles clearly has Trinity symbolism.

The interpretations are extremely diverse, such as. Past, present and future  Often it will too
seen in connection with the three brothers: Wotan, Vili and Vé, who slew the giant Ymir and with it the Reign of the giants ended. There are also interpretations that the Valknut is a symbol for the three Norns (Goddesses of Destiny) or watch for the 9 Worlds.

The Wotan's Knot is also known as Hrungnir's Heart, derived from a giant who challenged Odin
and was slain by Thor.

Material : wood, glass
Dimensions: approx. 40 x 40mm