Triskele bracelet made of stainless steel

Tree of Life

Solid stainless steel bracelet with wolf heads

Very solid men's bangle, elaborately decorated with large wolf heads at the ends and made of
stainless steel. The bangle can be adjusted in size, but why bigger effort is required.

This bracelet is a real work of art, which is characterized by its precise processing and the
detailed wolf heads. The robust stainless steel construction ensures a long service life
durability and gives the bangle a heavy and masculine look.

Perfect for a wild and adventurous style, the bangle is the ideal Accessory for every man who
wants to give his outfits a special touch. If Wear it for an everyday look or for a special occasion,
it will always be a hit be an eye-catcher.

Thanks to its simple yet impressive design, this bangle is also a great gift for the man in your life - be it for a birthday, a anniversary or as a special surprise.

Order our solid stainless steel wolf heads bangle now and make it get ready to receive compliments! We look forward to offering you this unique and to deliver high quality bracelet.

Material: stainless steel
Dimensions: approx 65 x 6mm,
Wolf head size: approx 28 x 11 x 13mm

Manufacturer information:

FENRISSHOP
Schweinberger Siegfried
Gotlandweg 2
59494 Soest
Germany
Tel.: +49 15118683042
Email: support@Fenrisshop.com

Detailed pentagram on a dragon link chain

The pentagram, also called Drudenfuß, is a regular five-pointed star made of one
Line drawn. It is one of the oldest geometric symbols used at all.

The pentagram can already be found on prehistoric rock drawings in the Alps. In
addition to being used as a magical symbol, the pentagram also has one mathematical
component that conforms to the rules of the harmonic "golden section" is equivalent to.

According to the old idea, matter consists of 4 elements: fire, water, air and Earth that are
connected to the ether by a 5 element as a carrier.

The chain was made up of individual links, similar to a king's chain that resemble the
scales of a dragon. A spring washer connects Chain and pendant and also serves as
a clasp.

Manufacturer information:

FENRISSHOP
Schweinberger Siegfried
Gotlandweg 2
59494 Soest
Germany
Tel.: +49 15118683042
Email: support@Fenrisshop.com

Stainless steel bell decorated with vegvisir

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" per se 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.

Nonetheless, it is an integral part of Icelandic magic traditions and practices
also a significant influence; for other Icelandic charms.
The bell with the magic sign is made of high quality stainless steel.

Manufacturer information:

FENRISSHOP
Schweinberger Siegfried
Gotlandweg 2
59494 Soest
Germany
Tel.: +49 15118683042
Email: support@Fenrisshop.com

Aegishjalmur

Discover the mystery and power of the Aegishjalmur, the legendary dread helmet from Norse mythology, now recreated in an exquisite zinc alloy. This piece is more than just a piece of jewelry - it is a portal into a world full of ancient myths, magic and untold power. With dimensions of approximately 40 x 30 mm, this pendant combines historical significance and artistic craftsmanship in one.

The Aegishjalmur, known from the ancient writings of the Edda, is a symbol that inspires awe and fascination. Originally from the Old Norse words “œgr” (terrible) and “hjalmr” (Helmet) put together, the name stands for “Dread Helmet”. This symbol, which consists of four stacked sticks with three points at each end, was once used to give the wearer protection by hiding him from the eyes of his enemies.

In Norse mythology, the Aegishjalmur was a powerful tool that allowed its wielder to disguise their true form and assume a fearsome appearance. This ability to shift form and evade enemy gaze gave the wielder an almost invisible presence on the battlefield, an ability considered immeasurably valuable in ancient stories.

Our Aegishjalmur pendant pays homage to these ancient traditions and the profound symbolism associated with this powerful symbol. Crafted from high quality zinc alloy, this pendant reflects the strength and durability inherent in the legend of the Dreadhelm. The fine details and careful craftsmanship make it a true work of art that captures the essence of Norse mythology.

In times of Christianization, wearing such symbols was forbidden and even punished with death because of their magical meaning. But today you can rediscover the power of Aegishjalmur and grace yourself with a piece of history that is not only aesthetically pleasing but also rich in cultural significance.

This pendant is a must-have not only for lovers of Norse mythology and history, but also for those who appreciate unique, meaningful pieces of jewelry. Wear it as an amulet to surround yourself with the power and protection of the Aegishjalmur, or as a stylish accessory that expresses your connection to Norse culture and mythology.

Let yourself be enveloped by the mystical aura of Aegishjalmur and carry a piece of Norse legend with you. This pendant is a testament to ancient wisdom, a symbol of protection that spans the ages, and an artistic expression of Nordic heritage. Immerse yourself in the world of gods, giants and heroes - with the Aegishjalmur, the Dread Helmet, which once had the power to make the invisible visible and protect the wearer from all dangers.

Material: zinc alloy
Dimensions: approx. 40 x 30mm

Manufacturer info : 

FENRISSHOP
Schweinberger Siegfried
Gotlandweg 2
59494 Soest
Deutschland
Tel: +49 15118683042
E-Mail : support@Fenrisshop.com

Gullinbursti the Boar of Freyr

Gullinbursti is the name of the boar that was as swift as a horse and golden
He was created by the dwarf Sindri and became by his
Brother Brock handed over to the high god of the Wanen Freyr, who became his new owner.

Freyr is Freya's brother. Together they went after the Asen - Wanen war
to Asgard, which is why Snorri also counted him as an Ase in his Edda.

In mythology, the bristles of the Gullinborsti light up the night sky,
when he pulls his master's chariot across the sky.He also had a brother
called Slidrungtanni, but unfortunately little is known about it.

Manufacturer information:

FENRISSHOP
Schweinberger Siegfried
Gotlandweg 2
59494 Soest
Germany
Tel.: +49 15118683042
Email: support@Fenrisshop.com