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Dog tag fenris wolf

The Fenriswolf (also Fenrir, Fenrisúlfr, nickname Hróð (rs) vitnir) is in the Nordic mythology
Before Hel and the Midgard snake the first child of the god Loki and the giantess Angrboda.

Other siblings are Odin's eight-legged horse Sleipnir, Narfi and Vali. The Fenriswolf is not to be
confused with the wolves Skalli and Hati, they are his twin sons, The sun and moon will hunt
over the sky and devour these to Ragnarök.

This depiction is only found in one source;
according to others, Fenrir devours himself Sun at Ragnarök.
Geri and Freki are the wolves at Odin's side.

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Wolf Cross

The so-called wolf cross comes from the Icelandic tradition. It's a mix
of the pagan tradition with the newly arrived faith of
Christianity.

In its composition it shows the Christian cross and a pagan
Wolf head on top. Since the cross is rotated, it also forms the symbol of the
God's Thor, his hammer Mjölnir.

It dates back to around the 10th century, and symbolizes the power of the sun as well
also the attributes of the animals, their dexterity as well as their cleverness. The oldest known
Wolfskreuz was found at Fossi in Iceland and dates precisely to the
Viking Age.

Material : hammer : zinc alloy, chain : stainless steel
Dimensions: approx. 45 x 25mm chain: 2mm x 71cm

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

Small Triquetra

The Triquetra (pronounced: tri-ket-ra) is a very ancient symbol used in many cultures around
is occupied around the globe.

The name  translated means "triangular" or "Knot of Trinity” or simply “triangle”.
In its most ancient meaning it symbolizes life, death and rebirth as well as the three
forces of nature: earth, air and water.

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
 

Viking bracelet Odin's wolves

A Viking bangle depicting wolves is considered a very popular Viking jewelry today Odin's Geri
and Freki. This was made of stainless steel. The names of the wolves mean im Old Norse for
the greedy and the gluttonous.

This bangle is a real eye-catcher and a must-have for every Viking lover. He was Made of
high-quality stainless steel and features detailed illustrations of Odin's wolves. The Design is
very delicate and at the same time robust, which makes the bangle durable and hard-
wearing might.

The bracelet is not only a stylish accessory, but also a symbol of strength, courage and
determination. It's perfect for men who want a rugged and masculine look prefer and like to
express their connection with Norse mythology want to bring.

Whether as a gift for that special man in your life or as an addition to yours own outfit - the Odin's
wolves bangle will always accompany you and give you the feeling convey strength
and power.

Order our stainless steel Viking bracelet Odin's wolves now and let yourself be carried away
enthusiastic about the high-quality workmanship and the unique design. We're glad looking
forward to bringing you this special bracelet.

Material: stainless steel
Inner diameter: approx 67 x 60mm
Thickness: about 6mm
Dimensions of the heads: approx. 20 x 12 x 11mm

Deer Eikthyrnir

Eikthyrnir is a stag in Norse mythology. He stands on the
roof of Valhalla and gnaws on the branches of the L’rad tree.

In both the Song and Prose Edda it is said: “Dripping from his horned antlers
it to Hvergelmir. This is where all the currents come from.”

The name Eikthyrnir, Old Norse Eikþyrnir, is made up of Old Norse
eik oak, (large) tree‘ and a second ingredient, which is mostly in
connection with Old Norse þorn ‚dorn‘ is seen .