Bracelets

Wide Celtic bangle decorated with a braided knot

During the Viking Age, these were convoluted, inspired by the Celts Braided pattern very
common and popular. Mostly they were stylized with or animal Figure motifs combined.

The history of the Celts goes back to the 6th century BC and extends almost all over
Europe. Archaeological finds prove it but these are different tribes and cultures acted,
which also differed in the representation of their art.

These knots stand for the eternal cycle of creation without beginning or end and that is
why they are often called endless knots.

These elaborately designed knot patterns that are found on many still apply today
Celtic objects are found to be very impressive and therefore are Especially in the
area of ​​the Middle Ages or Celtic jewelry, very much for different ones Designs used.

The eye-catching Celtic bangle was elaborately made in bronze and is very easy to use
simply adapt to the wearer's arm.
 

Celtic bracelet made in bronze

The Celtic knot, also known as the endless knot, was a very popular motif in Celtic art,
which is why it is used on many objects or braids on clothing or jewelry.

The meaning of the very ancient symbol, recalls the infinite nature of ours Spirit and the
fact that there is no beginning or an end, no matter how devoured even our ways may be.

The braided patterns were also often combined with stylized animals or figures, and have
existed as well as the history of the Celts since the 6th century Christ.

The bracelet was blackened, made in bronze and with just one of the endless ones
Elaborately decorated knot.

Celtic bangle decorated with a knot pattern

This wonderful bracelet made of bronze has been blackened and with a Celtic braided
pattern.

The history of the Celts goes back to the 6th century BC and extends almost all over
Europe. Archaeological finds prove it but these are different tribes and cultures acted,
which also differed in the presentation of their art.

However, their intertwined knots and braided patterns were particularly popular which
were also often combined with stylized animals or figures. Until today are these patterns
are very popular in any shape and can be found on all kinds Objects or borders.

 

Classic Celtic bangle decorated with triskeles

A classic Celtic bracelet, which is elaborately decorated with many triskeles, blackened and
made in bronze.

The triskele is a beautiful Celtic symbol that represents the trinity in many things describes.
Most of the time, their meaning relates to one's own path in life, such as becoming, the being
and the passing, the birth, the life and the death, for the past that Present and future.

It is one of the most famous and powerful symbols in Celtic mythology. Also is she is an old
druid symbol for the triple sister goddess of the Celts (Fotla, Banbu, Eiru) stands. The
triskele is assigned the number three, which among the Celts is a symbolic one Had strength.

Viking runes bangle

Ein Wikinger Armreif, der aus Edelstahl in matter verwitteter Ausführung gefertigt wurde. Verziert wurde der Armreif mit den Runen des alten Futhark. Um an das Geheimnis und die magische Kraft der Runen zu gelangen, hing Odin verwundet durch seinen Speer Gungnir ohne Essen un Trinken 9 Tage und Nächte an dem Weltenbaum Yggdrasil. Die Runen sind ein wichtiger Teil der nordischen Magie Seidr und Galdr. Je nachdem wie man sie anwendet, sagen sie die Zukunft vorraus, schützen vor jeglichem Angriff und sind auch in der Lage zu heilen. Das alte Futhark hat 24 Runen wo jede mehrere magische Attribute in sich vereint, aber auch als gewöhnliches Schriftzeichen benutzt werden kann. Der Runen Armreif kann an den Arm des Trägers angepasst werden

Runic bangle

A stainless steel bangle made of stainless steel in a shiny, polished form. The bracelet was decorated with the runes of ancient Futhark. To get to the secret and to reach the magical power of the runes, Odin hung wounded by his Speer Gungnir without food and drink 9 days and nights on the world tree Yggdrasil. The runes are an important part of the Norse magic Seidr and Galdr. Depending on how you use them, they predict the future, protect against any attack and are also able to heal. Old Futhark has 24 Runes where each one combines several magical attributes, but also as common ones Characters can be used. The runic bangle can be attached to the wearer's arm be adjusted.

Fenriswolf leather bracelet

Fenrir, also called Fenriswolf, Vánagandr or Fenrisúlfr, is the first child of the god Loki and
the giantess Angrboda in Norse mythology. He has many siblings, only those
Midgardschlange and the goddess of the dead Hel came from the same mother.

It is probably the most tragic Figure in Norse mythology. Raised by the Wanen god Tyr, the
gods only started him Just by his size and strength, feared and wanted to put him in chains,
being his foster father in the process he lost his hand because he put it in the wolf's mouth
as a pledge.

From this fetter that the Name Gleipnir, from the dwarfs made of tendons of the bears, the
breath of the fish, the beards of the Women, the saliva of the birds, the roots of the
mountains and the sound of a running cat was made, he will free himself at Ragnarök of
Götterdämmerung. There he becomes the father of gods Killing Odin, but being killed by
his son Vidar himself.

Vegvisir leather bracelet in different colors

The Vegvisir, mentioned for the first time in the Huld manuscript, is a magical symbol,
that comes from sigil magic. It is, however, turned away from the sigil Form as it does
not appeal to angels or demons.

This form of the sysmbole is called galdrastafir. Galdrastafire come from Icelandic
magic from one Time when sorcery, witchcraft and magic were still part of everyday life.
Man protected himself not only with these magical symbols, but also exerted specific
effects Enemies but also on nature for example. for a better harvest.

It represents a simple one but very effective form of magic that was widespread.
Some symbols were even seen as so strong and powerful during Christianization,
so that their use was even punished with death.

Valknut leather bracelet in different colors

The Valknut, also known as the Wotan's knot, is an important symbol from Norse mythology.
It represents belonging to Wotan, the All-Father and his Einherjer. The symbol itself comes
from antiquity, what several finds such as the Tängelgårda stone from Gotland, Sweden
which dates from the 7th century.

Many attributes are associated with this symbol, which are there e.g. Wisdom, war, poetry,
magic, shamanism and the connection to the dead would be. In its Representation, which
also resembles Hrungnir's heart, we see three triangles knotted together.

In the The meaning of the Wotan's knot, opinions differ. For some he represents the Trinity
of life, that is, life, death, rebirth, for the others the 9 worlds that go through the peaks of triangles are represented.

Bear claw leather bracelet in different colors

Bear paw lucky charm leather bracelet in different versions and colors. The bear paw
symbolizes the bear's spirit. In many cultures it is considered a good omen and a good
luck charm. The Teutons even considered the bear to be the king of animals.

It means that whoever owned an amulet made of bear's claws could use the magical
power of the bear, as it passed on to him. Who about was able to dispose of these bear
powers, was considered something special, especially among warriors. Also as a
power animal, this makes enormous energy, so special to the bear.

The three key words that best symbolize the attributes of the bear power animal are i
nstinct, Vitality and courage. Bears are loners in and of themselves, yet there are
very few relationships as intimate as those between a she-bear and her cub. The
bear's claw as a symbol combines all these attributes and opens the energies for a
strong one Connection.

Ladies Viking Bangle - Ravens

Wonderful stainless steel bracelet, decorated with the ravens of Odin Hugin
(the thought) and Munin (the memory). The ravens are a very popular motif
in connection with medieval jewelry a Viking representation. The Viking jewelry
can be reduced in size adapt to that of the wearer.

Viking jewelry - raven bangle

Ladies viking bangle, depicting Odin's ravens Hugin and Munin at the ends. This medieval jewelry
is very popular with representations at medieval festivals or markets. The two ravens are the
constant companions Odins and tell him everything about the human world of Midgard.
 

Viking bracelet Odin's wolves

A Viking bracelet is a very popular Viking jewelry today depicting the wolves
of Odin Geri and Freki. This was made of stainless steel manufactured.
The names of the wolves mean in Old Norse for the greedy and the
voracious one
 

Twisted men's bracelet Ragnar

Solid stainless steel bracelet with wolf heads

Very massive men's bracelet, lavishly with large wolf heads on the Decorated
ends and made of stainless steel. The bracelet can be placed in the Adjust the
size, but this requires a lot of effort.

Celtic bangle Celtic knot

The Celtic knot, which was used as symbols or in craftsmanship, is very common not only with the Celts, but in general with medieval jewelry. Unfortunately, today it is no longer known what the individual knots stand for, but this motif is very popular with everyone Kind of representation.
The first records and finds of the Celtic knots are found in history around 450 AD.
 

Viking bangle wolf

Very detailed Viking jewelry, made in bronze with a wolf's head at each end.
An extraordinary bronze bangle for the strong man who was decorated with the wolves Geri and Freki.
The wolf heads have a size of approx. 11 x 11 x 23 mm
 

Celtic silver bangle "Anice"

The beautiful medieval bangle "Anice" is made of high quality 925 sterling silver. The rough Celtic knot winds around the bracelet.

The Celtic bracelet is a beautiful and at the same time simple medieval piece of jewelry, which can be worn for every occasion.

Celtic bracelet - braided pattern

The medieval bangle has a Celtic braided pattern and is made of high quality
925 sterling silver.

A beautiful and at the same time simple medieval jewelry that can be worn
on any occasion.
 

Viking silver bangle "Kiarra"

This simple Viking bracelet Kiarra was made of 925 sterling silver.

The silver strands running parallel to each other form a beautiful 
pattern that surrounds the bracelet from the outside and makes it
look very noble.

Viking jewelry that you don't see every day.