Irminsul pendant made in bronze

Dragonhead ring

Solid stainless steel ring in shape of a dragon head. This powerful and fascinating creature has been the inspiration for many legends and stories in virtually all cultures around the world. It also counts as a power animal in esotericism, which gives it a multitude of qualities, emotions and properties. In its meaning it usually stands for strength, courage and bravery. They are also considered messengers of balance and magic. There he is considered a symbol of primeval power and is master of all elements: fire, water, air and earth.


 

Stainless steel Capricorn Thor Hammer

The most famous symbol in Norse mythology is undoubtedly Thor's magical weapon the
Mjölnir. The war hammer is capable of causing lightning and thunder, as well as always being its
own Return owner.

This quality makes the thunder god, which is why he is also Donar is called, able to do his job
of protecting Asgard and Midgard. Many stories and legends entwine around this magical
weapon, as well as its importance, which is to protect its wearer and to strengthen his virtues.

It is also considered to be a symbol of fertility, which is why it used to be mainly worn by women
and which is why it was symbolically placed in their lap on the day of their marriage.
In medieval representations, the Mjölnir is almost a "must have".  In this representation, the
Mjölnir was decorated with an ibex and made of stainless steel.

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Dragon

A dragon is a snake-like hybrid of mythology in which there are characteristics
of reptiles, birds and predators in different variations.

The dragon is a mythical creature of myths, legends, legends and fairy tales of many cultures
known; until the modern age, it was regarded as a truly existing animal.

The dragon embodies several attributes such as strength, determination, and courage as well
as absolute fidelity and loyalty
 

Snake pentagram

The pentagram, also called five-star or Drudenfuß or Drudenstern. The pentagram
stands on two tips. A druid foot only on one point.

The 5 tips embody the 4 elements: fire (body heat), earth (meat), water (blood) and
air (breath), the 5 element is the spirit of man.

The pentagram is wrapped in a snake and symbolizes death and rebirth.

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.

Hugin and Munin

When it comes to medieval jewelry, the 2 ravens of Odin are one very popular
motif.

Hugin (the thought) and Munin (the memory) are his faithful companions
and teach him above everything on earth. At sunrise he sends them to fly over
the world where they return at breakfast time.

In the song Grímnismál it says:
"Hugin and Munin have to go every day
Fly over the earth.
I [Odin] fear that Hugin will not return home;
But I care more about Munin. "
 

Runes vegvisir

Very detailed Vegvisir made of bronze within a rune circle. The magical Galdrastafir
Vegvisir, which came from Iceland, has many names. Including, for example.
Signpost, rune compass or Viking compass.

It appears for the first time in writing in the so-called grace manuscript, and later also
in Galdrabök. It belongs to the magic sigils, a very simple but very one powerful and
effective form of magic that King Solomon already knew how to use.

The meaning of the protective symbol lies in the fact that it is its bearer through
everyone Storm should lead home safely again or shows ways to avoid it. This
should also apply in a figurative sense to any impurities or problems of life.

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