Celtic triquetra made in bronze

Small Schonenhammer

Honour, strength, courage, determination are just a few attributes for which the war hammer Mjölnir stands in Norse mythology. It is the magical weapon of the Norse god Thor, who uses it to confront all threats and enemies of the world.

But not only this protection makes it so special. He also carries within him some magical effects that the dwarves endowed him with. With this warhammer always coming back to him, he is also able to summon thunder and lightning to aid him in fighting any threat.

Furthermore, it is also regarded as a fertility symbol and is often worn. Today it is probably the best-known medieval symbol for the old faith and its virtues. The Schonenhammer was made based on an old find from the time. It owes its name to the place where it was found in Scania, Sweden.

The small Schonenhammer was made in detail in 925 silver and is a very popular hammer in the field of medieval jewelry

Wolf Head Thorhammer

Mjölnir, his true name, was forged by the dwarves Sindri and Brokkr,
so that the god Thor could fight with him against the giants. He is a symbol for the
chaotic and destructive forces of nature to which people have always been exposed
were.

Thor brought order to nature while maintaining balance.
It was this quality that made people revere him and asked for his protection and
asked for his strength. The Thor's hammer is not just a clumsy weapon, because with
Mjölnir was also blessed the marriage and asked for fertility by giving the bride
a Thor's hammer in his lapß laid.

Thor was also considered the god of farmers and the protector of travellers, because he took care of
good weather and good harvests. “Thor consecrate these runes” is the
on runestones Viking Age often read and sometimes just a hammer depicted on it.
 

Fenriswolf leather bracelet

Fenrir, also known as Fenriswolf, Vánagandr or Fenrisúlfr, is the first child of the god Loki and the giantess Angrboda in Norse mythology. He has many siblings, with only the Midgard Serpent and Hel, the goddess of death, coming from the same mother.

He is probably the most tragic figure in Norse mythology. Raised by the Wanen god Tyr, the gods began to fear him simply because of his size and strength and wanted to put him in chains, with his foster father lost his hand because he put it in the mouth of the wolf as a pledge.

Of this shackle that bears the name of Gleipnir, of the dwarves of sinew of bears, the
breath of fishes, the beards of women, the saliva of birds, the roots of mountains and
made with the sound of a running cat, it will transform itself into Ragnarök the
Liberate the Twilight of the Gods. There he will kill Odin, the father of the gods, but through his son Vidar himself perish.

White wolf leather necklace with Vegvisir / Aegishjalmur

A leather chain decorated at the ends with wolf heads made of stainless steel. The wolf heads serve along with the Ring not only as a suspension for the pendant, but also as a clasp at the same time.

The pendant can be worn on both sides and represents the Icelandic magical galdrastafire Vegvisir and Aegishjalmur These magical symbols are surrounded by the runes of the ancient Futhark. The Aegishjalmur is intended to make the wearer imperceptible to the eyes of the enemy.

Wearing the helmet of the awe (another common name for the symbol) was banned even after Christianization and with death fined. The Vegvisir, also known as the Viking compass, means that the wearer can find his way in one Storms or in an unfamiliar area will always find your way home safely and thus be understood as a guide can.

The wolf heads of the chain, as well as the pendant itself, are made of solid stainless steel.

Tree of Life - Sun and Moon

Lucky dragon

Lucky dragons are dragons of the skies, the joy and the warmth that speak all languages
of joy.

In Michael Ende's book "The Neverending Story" they are described as a snake-like creature
with white to silver scales, with a mane and a beard, so very similar to a lung.

Lucky dragons trust their luck and are almost never disappointed by it. Despite their size,
they are as light as a summer breeze, which is why they do not need wings to fly. They glide
through the air like fish in the water. However, they are very sensitive to water.

Slavic shield on leather chain with Midgard snake heads

Unusual 8mm thick leather strap with the head of the Midgard on each end
Decorated snake.

A very large stainless steel pendant depicting a Slavic shield bearing a Kolovrat and a
Shows Sowilo Rune from the ancient Futhark. The pendant is made on both sides.

The Kolovrat is Svarog's solar symbol and the best known and most powerful
Protection symbol in Slavic mythology. Among the ancient Slavs it was the symbol of
Sun, strength, dignity, life and the eternal cycle of nature and
of the universe.

It is a symbol of temporal as well as spiritual power. The oldest Kolovrat found is well over 10,000 years old and was found in Ukraine. The ancient Slavs mostly wore the Kolovrat around their necks, on their clothes or as a bracelet, as well as on their shields and war flags.