Medieval jewelry pendants

Mjölnir with Aegishjalmur and a stylized raven

Powerful, medium-sized thor's hammer infused with the magical Galdrastafir Aegishjalmur
and a stylized raven made of the best stainless steel and manufactured on both sides
became.

Thor's hammer, the most popular symbol in Norse mythology, given to the wearer
Protection, strength and fertility should give. The Warhammer will also like
given away and should not be missing from any medieval garment. He is considered the
Symbol of a reawakening of the ancient belief where nature and its energy
is in the center.

The raven also plays a special role, as it represents the connection to Odin
to the Allfather, since he has two ravens, which give him daily information about every
reporting events in the world. The Galdrastafir ( a symbol of Icelandic magic )
turn should protect its wearer from the looks of his enemies and him in the
Give special powers to emergencies.

Material : stainless steel
Dimensions: approx. 40 x 30 mm

Galdrastafir Vegvisir with endless knots made of stainless steel

A vegvisir that you don't often see. The magical Galdrastafir that
derives from Icelandic magic, becomes artistic from a Nordic knot
enclosed and finished in a gold design.

The endless knot is a popular design that has been around since the Celts
and can be found on many objects of the time. Unfortunately, the exact meaning
of the various knots have been lost in time, which is why unfortunately only
can speculate about the exact meaning.

The vegvisir itself is said to mean that&szz; even in the greatest
Storm always finds its way home safely. This should also be the case in the transferred
Senses apply to all of life, which means it is a signpost
for the wearer and helps them find their way in life even when the
circumstances are not the best. The stainless steel pendant was made on both sides.

Material : stainless steel
Dimensions: approx. 50 x 45 mm

Thor's hammer decorated with a Valknut

A protection and fertility symbol that also gives the wearer strength and inner power
should lend. The Mjölnir, its real name is the magical war hammer,
who always hits his target and returns to his owner, the god Thor.

The Valknut, also known as Wotan's knot, is a symbol of the highest
God of Norse mythology the all-father Odin and his warrior heroes
the Einherjer. Together they become Ragnarök the Daybreak against
campaign their enemies.

The Thor's hammer is probably the best-known symbol of the ancient faith. Both
are enjoying increasing popularity as many people return
remember and follow their roots. This Mjölnir thus combines two
of the most powerful symbols of the ancient faith and is made of stainless steel artistically and of high quality. The hammer is worked on both sides.

Material : stainless steel
Dimensions: approx. 45 x 35 mm

Stainless steel vegvisir decorated with ravens and a circle of runes

Always finding your way home safely, even in the greatest storm that&rszlig; promises
the Icelandic magical Galdrastafir to its bearer. This signpost appears for
first time in the Huld Manuscript and is therefore more of a modern symbol, which is today
enjoyed great popularity.

It was also decorated with the symbol of Odin and his warrior elite, the Einherjer
which is called the Valknut or Wotan's knot. The Vegvisir is further surrounded with
a rune circle derived from the magical runes of the ancient Futhark.

On the back we find another Galdrastafir, the so-called Aegishjalmur, also helmet of
Called Terrors, This is said to make its wearer invisible to his enemies and to him
bestow the most extreme powers in battle. Thus, the magic symbols form a strong unit,
which give its wearer strength and protection. The trailer is rounded off with a of
Odin's ravens Hugin and Munin.

Material : stainless steel
Dimensions: approx. 60 x 42mm

Stainless Steel Pendant Raven on Branch

The raven as a power animal connects people with the other world. He gives us
Self-confidence and self-confidence naturally. But he teaches
to accept the dark side of life, to accept it and out
to learn them.

From a shamanic point of view, it is the raven that, through its extrasensory
perception wants to stand by our side and point the way. He shows us things
which, although present between heaven and earth, are not always visible.

The raven stands for intelligence and loyalty as well as for spirituality and magic.
In Norse mythology, it is not for nothing that there are two ravens that always accompany
Odin Stand by and report him daily about the latest in the world. Your name
Hugin and Munin mean thought and memory which is their properties
reflect well.

The raven on this pendant is very detailed three-dimensional sitting on a branch
made, which makes it look really good. On the back you will find the
Galdrastafir Aegishjalmur surrounded by a runic circle from the runic series of the old
Futhark, said to protect the wearer from the gaze of his enemy.
 

Material : stainless steel
Dimensions: approx. 45 x 38 mm

Celtic sun wheel made of stainless steel

The sun cross, or wheel of the sun, is found in many different cultures
around the world. It is a universal symbol that has several attributes in
unites.

The sun wheel is an elemental symbol where for the elements of fire, water,
shows earth and air as well as the ether in the middle circle. On the other hand it stands
for the sun, in turn, the cycle of life of living, striving as well rebirth combined.

It also represents the solar calendar, i.e. solstice, day and
Equinox and the four seasons. To this day, the sun cross
lost none of its popularity and thus represents an important part in
Medieval jewellery. The stainless steel pendant was made on both sides
manufactured.
 

Material : stainless steel
Dimensions: approx. 35 x 30 mm

Stainless Steel Viking Axe

Finely crafted Viking ax decorated with a raven on the ax blade.
Most Vikings couldn't afford a neatly forged sword
which is why acquiring a reliable ax for your warlike
travel offered.

There were many different types of axes, with different properties.
From a small, light throwing axe, which they also affectionately called Franziska,
About the simple hand ax that also served in everyday life and
was suitable for everyday use, up to a large two-handed double ax or the long-handled
D’ne axe, with which they attack their opponents from the back rows, from the shield wall
could attack out to inflict heavy damage.

This flexible application in connection with the fact that its high
Strength and reliability made the Viking ax the most popular weapon on their raids.

Material : stainless steel
Size : ca 50 x 25mm

Stainless steel pendant Eikthyrnir

Impressively crafted pendant made of stainless steel, which
Deer Eikthyrnir shows. This is represented by a circle of runes from the
Runeline of Ancient Futhark circled.

The stag Eikthyrnir stands tall on the
Roof of Valhall and eat at the tree Yggdrasil the world tree.

The stag represents
in Norse and Celtic mythology Courage and strength. The heart of the deer is carried through
in both cultures spirals shown. It is said that he who has the heart of the deer is
will never flinch from an opponent.

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

Material : stainless steel
Dimensions: approx. 42 x 40mm

Stainless steel pendant stylized raven

One of the best-known and most popular symbols in Norse mythology is
clearly represents the raven. The raven was used by the Celts and in Norse mythology
multiple meanings.

In Norse mythology, for example. are the constant companions of the highest of all gods
Odin. They call themselves Hugin and Munin, which translates as thought
and the memory.

They are his faithful companions and teach him about everything on earth. At sunrise
he sends them to fly over the world, where they return at breakfast time.

The connection between the godfather and his ravens was already established in the skaldic
Kanningar described in literature in the 10th century. They are considered the faithful companions Odins, which is why he is also known as the raven god.

Celtic Bear Paw

Large bear paw made of stainless steel with typical Celtic symbols
was decorated. The bear paw symbolizes the spirit of the bear. It applies to many cultures
as a good omen and as a lucky charm. The Germans even considered the bear to be the king
of the animals. 

It is said thatß who possessed an amulet made of bear claws, use the magical power of the bear
could, because it went over to him. Who could have these bear powers was just under
warriors as something special . Also as a power animal, this enormous energy makes the bear
so special.

The three keywords that best typify the attributes of the bear spirit animal
Instinct, vitality and courage. Bears are  inherently solitary, yet there are very few such intimate relationships as that between a female bear and her cub. The bear claw as a symbol connects all these attributes and opens the energies for a strong connection.

The Celtic
is very common not only among the Celts, but in general in medieval jewelry Triquetra used as symbols or in crafts.
The symbol is many thousands of years old and is used by different cultures around the
world used. It is most likely that the triquetra was the symbol for the Celts
of the Trinity of the Divine. In Wicca she is a symbol of the Trinity
(Virgin, Mother, Old Lady)

Solid stainless steel pentagram with moon

The pentagram, also known as the pentagram, is a regular five-pointed star made of a
line drawn. It is one of the oldest used geometric symbols
at all.

The pentagram can already be found on prehistoric rock drawings in the
Alps. In addition to being used as a magical symbol, the pentagram also has a
mathematical component that follows the rules of the harmonic "golden section"
corresponds.

The moon is a symbol for the changing times. It's an up and down, an again
sweeping cycle, just like life itself. It gives us peace and security
but also challenges us to accept the change and through it into a higher
to get vibration.

Odin's faithful companion, Hugin the Raven

This elegant stainless steel pendant represents the raven Hugin, who represents the thought
dar. This was presented with great attention to detail and by a Nordic
Knotwork surrounded. On the back you will find a triquetra, which in turn is marked with
refined with a rune circle.

Hugin, whose name stands for the thought, was one of Odin’s two ravens who killed each
Day of the Allfather were sent into the world to tell him about all processes and
to report events.

The connection between the godfather and his ravens was already established in the skaldic
Kanningar described in literature in the 10th century. They are considered the faithful companions Odins, which is why he is also known as the raven god.

Wings of the Valkyrie

Highly detailed Valkyrie wings made of stainless steel. become valkyrs
also called battle or shieldmaidens. They are female spirits dedicated to
Counting the followers of the godfather Odin and mostly with large wings similar to a
Angels are depicted.

They are related to the Norns through their ability to wield fate,
the Fylgia and the Disen. You decide on the battlefield which of the
deceased warrior gained the honor of ascending to the Einherjer. These honorable
Warriors bring these to Odin's Hall Valhall or to the Hall of Freya in Volkwang.

The goddess Freya is considered the supreme of the Valkyrs in Norse mythology, which is why
it is she who makes the first choice. On many rune stones you can find an image of the
Valkyrs, mostly in connection with Odin's symbol Valknut, which is also for the honorable
Warrior Einherjer stands.

Midgard serpent bone jewelry

The Midgard Serpent, her real name is Jörmungandr, is one of the three children of Loki and
the Giantess Angrboda. Thus she is the sister of the goddess Hel and the giant wolf Fenrir.

By a Prophecy (Völuspá), which predicts that it will be decisive for the annihilation of the
Germanic gods contributes to Ragnarök, she did not grow up with the Frost Giants, but was
unceremoniously taken by Odin thrown into the surrounding Sea of ​​Midgard.

Jörmungard grew up fast and became so huge that it spanned the whole world and, due to its
heavy weight, sang it to the sea floor. Everyone her breaths are so great that they cause
ebb and flow.

The god Thor tried the serpent by attaching a large ox head to a fishing hook and with it J
örmungandr attracted. but just where he came to the last decisive point with his war hammer
Mjölnir When the blow started, the giant Hymir, who accompanied him, cut the fishing line and
the snake out of fear escaped.

At Ragnarök they will face each other again, which will be fatal for both of them. The Midgard
snake was lovingly handcrafted in bones.

Braid pattern Thor Hammer

The most famous symbol in Norse mythology is undoubtedly the magical weapon of Thor the
Mjölnir. The Warhammer is capable of causing thunder and lightning, as well as always to return
to its owner.

He should protect the wearer from all harm and the wearer his attributes like Imbue strength,
determination and vigor. At the same time he is also a Fertility symbol and is also very happy
for the reasons mentioned given away.

Thor is considered the protector of the world with his hammer Mjölnir and is a son Odins /
Wotans. Other names for Thor are also Donar or Donnergott, since he was associated with call
lightning and thunder on his warhammer and against his Can use enemies.

The Thor hammer was made in bone and with the image of Thor, as well as one Braided musster provided.
 

Bone pentagram

The pentagram, which is also often called the dogfish, is one of the oldest as well most powerful
symbols in magic. It is a protective symbol, the so-called Druden (Pressure ghosts) should
prevent themselves from sitting on the body of the sleeper during sleep and so rob him of the
air.

Wherever it got its name from, because it is said that Druden is a bird-like Have a footprint that
resembles the pentagram.

In the Alps The pentagram was found on prehistoric rock drawings. The pentagram is a symbol
of man and the human microcosm and shows the figure of man with arms and legs outstretched.

The shape of the pentagram is characterized by five interlocking alphas ("Α") that can be
educated. That was true in medieval and post-medieval times Pentagram as a protective symbol against evil as well as Magic and defense symbol against demons.
 

Bones Irminsul

The Irminsul was a main sanctuary of pagan Germans. The huge column is supposed to Have
symbolized the connection between heaven and earth. If this connection interrupted, the world
begins to shake. Irminsul is therefore called Saxon Corresponding to the Eddic Yggdrasill
considered.

The Irminsul or Erminsul was an early medieval sanctuary of the Saxons, after the entries in
Frankish annals for the year 772 at the instigation of Charlemagne was destroyed by the
Franks. The name can be etymologically based on irmin- = large and sul = Column are returned, so designates a large column.

The Saxons saw the sky symbolically as a kind of vault on the one through the Irminsul was
carried. The Externsteine are considered to be the location of the Irminsul, on the top of which
they are was standing. It also symbolizes the world tree Yggdrasil with its 9 supporting branches
Worlds.

The Celtic dog Cú Chulainn

Cú Chulainn is a character from the Celtic mythology of Ireland. He is the most important
Fighter and hero among the followers of Conchobar mac Nessa, one of them Association
of warriors from the "Red Branch" around a legendary King of Ulster.

Cú Chulainn's deeds have been documented in a collection of ancient and central Irish
tales, recorded the so-called Irish-Gaelic Ulster cycle.

At 17, although he tied himself to a tree, so as not to falling over, fighting with only one
hand, he keeps the army of all by himself Connacht up.
 

Stainless steel bear paw with celtic knot

The bear paw symbolizes the spirit of the bear. It is considered a good omen in many cultures
and as a lucky charm. Among the Germans, the bear was even considered the king of animals. 

It is said thatß who possessed an amulet made of bear claws, use the magical power of the bear
could, because it went over to him. Who could have these bear powers was just under
warriors as something special . Also as a power animal, this enormous energy makes the bear
so special.

The three keywords that best typify the attributes of the bear spirit animal are instinct, vitality and courage. Bears are  inherently solitary, yet there are very few such intimate relationships as that between a female bear and her cub. The bear claw as a symbol connects all these attributes and opens the energies for a strong connection.

The Celtic
is very common not only with the Celts, but in general with medieval jewelry Knots, which were used as symbols or in handicrafts. Unfortunately, it is no longer known what the individual knots stand for, but this motif is very popular with every type of representation. The first records and finds of Celtic knots can be found in history around 450 AD.

Gullinbursti the Boar of Freyr

Gullinbursti is the name of the boar that was as swift as a horse and golden
He was created by the dwarf Sindri and became by his
Brother Brock handed over to the high god of the Wanen Freyr, who became his new owner.

Freyr is Freya's brother. Together they went after the Asen - Wanen war
to Asgard, which is why Snorri also counted him as an Ase in his Edda.

In mythology, the bristles of the Gullinborsti light up the night sky,
when he pulls his master's chariot across the sky.He also had a brother
called Slidrungtanni, but unfortunately little is known about it.