Amulet Worlds tree Yggdrasil

Vegvisir Charm

Galdrastafir known from the Huld manuscript, from Icelandic magic.

Given its resemblance to a
compass, it will also like a rune compass or viking compass
called.

Strictly speaking it is a sigil, which is a very simple but
yet very effective kind of magic. in the field of medieval jewellery
it represents a very popular protection symbol.

Raven in bronze

very detailed raven made in bronze.
In the Nordic mythology the raven symbolizes wisdom,
the god Odin always had the two ravens Hugin and Munin
who sat on his shoulders and told him what was happening on the
World. King Arthur has been turned into a raven.

Matching bronze chains can be found here!
 

Vegvisir

Vegvisir, the Icelandic Runic Compass
The meaning is that it should ensure worn
that one makes his way in the storm (or transferred in the
Storms of life) does not lose.

Dragon - Tiger Amulet

Yin Yang, which is also called Taijitu, literally means "symbol of the highest, the ultimate"
As a symbol, it consists of a circle, which is divided by an S-shaped line into a black (Ying)
and a white part (Yang) separates.

In addition, there is a point in the respective field in the color of the other field, which stands
for the opposite pole of the respective field. This clarifies the two opposites, which together
make up our world.

Due to the curved shape, it also symbolizes and clarifies a perpetual movement so that the
truth that there is no beginning and no end, but everything in one perpetual cycle is located.

Odin with ravens on thick dragon leather chain

Odin or southern German Wōdan (Old Icelandic Óðinn, Old English
Wōden, Old Saxon Uuoden.
Odin is one of the most complex figures in Norse mythology.
He is the father of the gods and thus the chief of the Asen (gods)
In this depiction he is seen with his ravens
Hugin and Munin in a rune circle
Pendant comes with thick leatherette chain

Yin Yang Dragon and Tiger

Yin Yang, which is also called Taijitu, literally means "symbol of the highest, the ultimate"
As a symbol, it consists of a circle, which is divided by an S-shaped line into a black (Ying)
and a white part (Yang) separates.

In addition, there is a point in the respective field in the color of the other field, which stands
for the opposite pole of the respective field. This clarifies the two opposites, which together
make up our world.

Due to the curved shape, it also symbolizes and clarifies a perpetual movement so that the
truth that there is no beginning and no end, but everything in one perpetual cycle is located.

Cernunnos

Celtic forest god made in sterling silver 925. His name means "The horned one".

He is the Celtic god of nature, animals or the Fertility and is often represented with
a deer antler.

That is why he is often called the “deer god” or “antler god”. He is
often in a seated, sometimes at the Lotus position, reminiscent posture shown.
 

Mandala

A mandala is always oriented towards a center point and is usually square or circular.

It usually symbolizes a trinity (Trimurti) and, in its simplest form, can only show a triangle.

In its largest representation, it can show the basic plan of a sacred structure and thus embodies the entire universe with heaven, earth and the underworld.
 

Amulet Kolovrat

The Kolovrat is Svarog's sun symbol and the most famous and powerful
Protection symbol in Slavic mythology. It was the symbol of the old Slavs
Sun, strength, dignity, life, and the eternal cycle of nature and the universe.

It is a symbol of secular and spiritual power. The oldest found Kolovrat is wide
Over 10,000 years old and was found in Ukraine. The old Slavs usually carried the
Kolovrat. Around the neck, on your clothes, or as a bangle, as well as on your
shields and war flags.

Fought with it They went from victory to victory, and thus
they also gained more fame and honor, which was also the case most frequently.