Medieval jewelry pendants

Mjölnir Thor's war hammer

The most famous symbol of Norse mythology is undoubtedly the magical weapon of Thor of the Mjölnir. The war hammer is capable of causing thunder and lightning and always returns to its owner to sweep. The thunder god, which is why he is also called Donar, is capable of this his job of protecting Asgard and Midgard. Many stories and legends are entwined with this magical weapon, as well as its meaning that lies in it, to protect its wearer and to enhance its virtues. It is also considered a symbol of fertility, which is why it used to be mainly worn by women and he On the day of their marriage they were also happy to be symbolically placed in their lap. In medieval representations, the Mjölnir is almost a "must have".

The magical sun divine light

The magic sun, also called black sun, stands in its meaning for the beginning and the expectation of a new age. Unfortunately, these days the black sun is often put in a political drawer because the Nazis used it as an ornament in the Wewelsburg was used. No other connections to the Nazi regime are known. Its true meaning lies in the fact that it represents the divine light between this world and the hereafter. It is therefore as a symbol of the divine light, which determines the change, the beginning and the expectations of a new age to understand. The symbol on this pendant made of stainless steel is surrounded by a rune circle from ancient Futhark.

Odin's warhorse Sleipnir

Odin's legendary warhorse Sleipnir, which was a gift from his blood brother Loki. Loki is also the mother of the legendary animal. That sounds unusual, but because Loki has the ability to change his shape, this is possible. The father of the eight-legged horse is the stallion Svaðilfari, who was owned by the builder Hrimthurs and whom the goddess Freya as bride was promised, if he and his stallion should manage to complete Asgard's fortress within just one year. Since the builder and his stallion were on schedule, Loki turned into a mare and seduced the stallion to prevent this. Sleipnir (slithering) got its name because it moves not only over the earth but also over the water and the air can. According to legend, Sleipnir is also considered the progenitor of Grani, Sigurd's mighty horse.
 

Stainless steel necklace

A Celtic necklace made of stainless steel that you don't see every day and that enhances every medieval garb. The middle section serves as an eye-catcher and is studded with a stylized wolf from an old depiction and a blue stone bead. In addition, the symbols typical for the Celts, triskeles and another spiral were set as an element. The middle section, designed in the shape of a moon, is completed on the outer edge with two ravens. The necklace was hung on small round stainless steel leaves that were connected to each other, which perfectly complements the design of the necklace round off.
 

Golden Vegvisir

This golden vegvisir is enclosed by a rune circle and was made in Made of stainless steel. The Vegvisir comes from Icelandic magic and belongs to the so-called Galdrastafirs. These are magical symbols that are similar to sigils be made and charged by discussing (galdr) by their Simplicity, there is Galdrastafire for every area of life, be it for protection, for healing, but also for attack, camouflage or for a curse. It is a very effective magic, which is why some Galdrastafires during the Christianization were even punished with death. For the first time it will Vegvisir mentioned in the so-called grace manuscript, and is said to be its bearer through all storms always guide you home safely, which makes it a kind of guide. The protection symbol is also under other names, such as: Viking compass or rune compass known. In this case it is also from a rune circle enclosed, which is supposed to support the magical effect.

Fenriswolf

This stainless steel pendant, the motif of one of Loki's children Fenrir den Fenriswolf shows was made in the classic Viking style. The wolf, that of Tyr great is drawn, caused by his gigantic appearance and a prophecy, that one day he would devour Odin, such a fear that by the fetter he would Gleipnir was tied up. In this event, the god Tyr lost his hand, which he called trust in order to calm the angry wolf, put it in its mouth. As the wolf then recognized the fraud, as the fetter tightened around him, he bit down. But all this will be in vain, because to Ragnarök the world fire, he will get away free this fetter and fulfill the prophecy.

Yggdrasil with Mother Nature

A pendant made of shell that unites the world tree Yggdrasil with mother Represents nature. Yggdrasil the world tree is very similar in meaning to the Celtic one Tree of life. Both stand for the trinity of life and the connection between the upper world, Middle world and underworld. It is also a symbol of the cycle of life: living, dying, Rebirth. Yggdrasil also connects the 9 worlds of Nordic mythology and thus represents one of the most important attributes of the Nordic faith. In the center there is Mother Nature, which in this case stands for the entire Middle World Midgard. they embodies the power and energy of living nature as a whole, there everything from her and through it exists. It also confirms the Trinity of all life once again and thus completes it Circle that embodies the unity of all that exists.
The tree of life is delivered on a 2mm, approx. 70cm long stainless steel chain, which is made of stainless steel Pearl was still upgraded.

Yggdrasil Askr and Embla

This enchanting pendant represents a representation of the world tree Yggdrasil paired with the first represented Askr and Embla and was made from shell. Yggdrasil represents in the Norse mythology represents the connection to the) worlds. It is also like the tree of life for the trinity of life: life, death, rebirth, as well as the connection between the world of gods and earth and underworld. Askr and Embla, made from a piece of wood by the gods and stand for the first people, complete this trailer. In this case you stand for us all in the human world of Midgard as well as our connection to the spiritual world of gods as well as through our offense to the underworld, which, unlike in the Christian faith, is not necessarily stands for suffering and horror, since the ruling goddess Hel always justifies the individual judges and decides on his future path in life.
The tree of life is delivered on a 2mm, approx. 70cm long stainless steel chain with stainless steel beads was upgraded.

Tree of life shell

The tree of life is a very important symbol and was also of great importance for the Celts. It stands for fertility, growth and creates balance. He establishes the connection between the upper and lower world as well as the earth there. Its use can be found around the world at as good as all cultures. In the case of the Celts, the tree of life is represented in such a way that the branches are wider The shape protrudes upwards and grows into the upper world. The roots protrude deep into the ground where they are expand and reach into the underworld. This representation of the Druidic faith represents the Connection between heaven and earth, which made it possible for the gods to use this connection to communicate with the tree of life. The Celts believed that the tree of life had magical powers possessed the ability to open doors to other worlds, which made her as soon as she found new land conquered, a single tree had to stand in the middle, was selected and became their tree of life has been. It was then under this tree that they held their important meetings and them served as protection and food. It was strictly forbidden to cut him down or harm him for they considered it a very grave crime to harm all people of the tribe would.
The tree of life is delivered on a 2mm, approx. 70cm long stainless steel chain with stainless steel beads was upgraded.

Tree of life shell

The tree of life has been found in as good a culture all over the world for thousands of years. It is one of the most popular symbols in almost all religions and countries that are impressed by its deep meanings. Although the tree of life is many different Has meanings, they are generally similar, which is why the symbol is likely to have a common one despite different cultures Has origin. Because in all cultures and religions there is the commonality that the tree of life is a timeless and is a vital symbol that represents our connections to the earth and the universe. The tree of life is both connected with heaven, earth as well as with the underworld, which represents a trinity. He stands as a symbol for growth, strength, and health, as well as for the cycle of life, life, death, rebirth. In this way the tree of life also represents symbolically represents our potential as well as our ideas to improve our human existence through compassionate action and expand. Since the symbol was recognized and used in almost all ancient cultures, its exact origin is his Unfortunately, distribution in the world cannot be determined. The tree of life is delivered on a 2mm, approx. 70cm long stainless steel chain, which has been enhanced with stainless steel pearls. Material: shell, stainless steel Dimensions: approx 50 x 50mm, Chain 2mm x 70cm

Celtic jewelry - tree of life

In the Celtic design, made of 925 silver, beautiful tree of life. We find the tree of life
in many cultures. Here he is in typical Celtic tendril pattern shown for fertility as well
as the healing. for the Celts he also had the important one Meaning that he represents
the access to the otherworld, where he is the carrier also offers the security of protection
during his travels there.

Irminsul

One of the most sacred symbols of the Teutons, especially the Saxons, represents
the Irminsul. Encountered in old Old High German literature one often uses the term
irmin-súli. This term describes in his Meaning mighty tree trunks that are as good as
all trunks of the Teutons, but especially of the Saxons, a sacred veneration had. In
its meaning it stands for strength, courage, war and victory and should these t
ransferred to their carrier.

Simple silver Thorhammer

The most popular medieval piece of jewelry is the Thorhammer. It is supposed
to protect the wearer from all harm and give him strength and strength. At the
same time he is also a Symbol of fertility and is also used for the reasons
mentioned very happy to give away. Thor is considered to be Mjölnir with his
hammer the protector of Midgard and is a son of Odin / Wotan. Other Names
for Thor are also Donar or Donnergott.

Wonderful Odin silver pendant

Wonderful Viking jewelry with a depiction of Odin. Odin, also called Wotan,
is the chief of all gods in of Norse mythology. He is known by many names
like e.g. Raven God, Allfather, Fjölnir, Grímnir, Ófnir or Sigvaðir just around
to name a few. His home is in Asgard, where he gathers his mighty Einherjer
in his hall Valhall, with which he went to Ragnarok against the Asgards
attackers in the last Will go to war.
 

Viking pendant

A detailed pendant with a Viking image in the design showing
with contemporary knot in a moms style. Additionally he is with
the saying "Time to be strong as well Ragnarök "provided" which
translates to time to be strong means. Ragnarök stands for in
Norse mythology the world fire, so to speak the downfall of the
old and Beginning of the new age.

Thorhammer

Viking Thorhammer 

The ideal gift for a friend of Viking jewelry. On impressive Thorhammer that you
rarely see. Solid and unusual in its execution, with the symbol of Odin and his
Decorated with the Valknut, it stands for fertility, protection, courage and Strength.
A special medieval jewelry, the eye-catcher with every Viking Representation
guaranteed.

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. "
 

The wolf Fenrir

Probably the most tragic figure in Norse mythology: Fenrir. Born Loki's son and
raised by the god Tyr, grew and grew, causing worry and fear to the remaining
gods so that they put several shackles on him, all of them broke. Only the
shackle Gleipnir made by the dwarves could hold him, but Tyr lost his hand
because he was Fenrir as evidence the harmlessness of the fetter his hand in
the jaws of the wolf put. When Fenrir saw the deception, he bit down, but it
was too late.

Odin's ravens

Stainless steel pendant depicting the ravens of Odin, Hugin (the thought)
and Munin (the memory) show. These were together with a Valknut
(the symbol of the connection to Odin, as well his Einherjer) designed
around a rune circle. These symbols are very popular in the field of
Viking jewelry chosen motifs, and make the connection to the Allfather
very clearly.