Great Amulet Freya Viking jewelry

Dragons - Skull Cross

Finely worked stainless steel cross with one Dragged
around the cross Skulls between his claws

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Dragon and tiger Ying Yang

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.

Aegishjalmur rune amulet

Stainless steel Thorhammer with ravens and Vegvisir

When it comes to medieval jewelry, there is no way around the symbol Mjölnir, the war
hammer of the Nordic god Thor. The Thorhammer stands for several meanings such as
strength, courage and determination. He was and is also known as a fertility symbol for
women. At the same time it also shows that one feels connected to the old faith and its
virtues.

The Mjölnir was made by dwarves according to Nordic mythology and equipped with
several magical aspects. These include, for example. that it always returns into the
hands of its owner, that it cannot be lifted by any unworthy one, and that its owner Thor
can control thunder and lightning with him and use these energies against his enemies
such as the giants or the Midgard serpent.

With this war hammer the god is able to protect the world and to oppose his enemies.
In this case the Mjölnir is decorated with the ravens of Odin and a Vegvisir, which always
shows the wearer the right way always shows home safely through all storms and is
made of stainless steel.
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Celtic jewelry - Celtic cross

Geri and Freki ladies bracelet

Wonderfully designed ladies
Bronze bangle of the ends respectively
decorated with Odin's wolves Geri and Freki

Dragon Circlet

A dragon (& ldquo; the staring eye & ldquo;), the snake-like hybrid creature of mythology, has combined the characteristics of reptiles, birds and predators in different variations. In most mythologies it is described as having six limbs, namely two hind legs, two front legs, two wings, scales and a long tail. Depending on the element, it should have the ability to spew fire or ice. It is known from myths, sagas, legends and in almost all cultures and is still regarded by many as a really existing animal. He is also described in Germanic in many stories, such as in the treasure of the Niebelungen. The dragon Nidh & ouml; ggr also gnaws at the roots of Yggdrasil and stands in a constant twist with the eagle at the top of the world tree, whose name is unfortunately not known.

Eikthyrnir

Eikthyrnir is a stag of Norse mythology. He stands on the
Walhalls roof and gnaws at the branches of the tree Lärad. In the
Lieder-like the Prose-Edda states: "From his Horned Antler drips
it to Hvergelmir. That's where all the streams come from. "

The name Eikthyrnir, Old Norse Eikþyrnir, is composed of Old Norse
eik, oak, 'big tree' and a second component, mostly in the
Connection with Old Norse þorn, thorn 'is seen.

Jelling style Thorhammer

Tree of life on a long chain