Other materials

Wooden bracelet

Wood bracelet rods

Handcrafted wooden bracelet made from individual bars,
connected by an elastic band.

Paracordband Thorhammer

Goat Thor's Hammer Bracelet Mjölnir

The best-known symbol of Norse mythology is undoubtedly Thor's magic weapon
the Mjolnir. The Warhammer is capable of summoning lightning and thunder, as well as always
to return to its owner. By this quality is the thunder god, which is why he
Donar is capable of his task of protecting Asgard as well as Midgard,
to fulfil.

Many stories and legends are entwined around this magical weapon, as well as its importance, which lies in protecting its wearer and enhancing its virtues. It is also considered a symbol of fertility, which is why it was mainly worn by women in the past and why it is often placed symbolically in their laps on the day of marriage; was laid.

In medieval representations, the Mjölnir is almost a "must have".
In this depiction, the Mjölnir has been decorated with 2 goats.

Pewter bracelet Tribal

pewter bracelet with an extraordinary
Decorated tribal

Thorhammer Viking

The best-known symbol of Norse mythology is undoubtedly Thor's magical weapon, the Mjölnir.The war hammer is able to unleash thunder and lightning and always returns to its owner.

It is through this quality that the Thunder God, which is why he is also called Donar, is able to fulfill his task of protecting Asgard and Midgard. Many stories and legends are entwined around this magical weapon, as well as its importance, which lies in protecting its wielder and enhancing its virtues.

It is also considered a symbol of fertility, which is why it was mainly worn by women in the past and why it is often placed symbolically in their laps on the day of marriage; was laid.

In medieval representations, the Mjölnir is almost a "must have".
A simple Viking bracelet that is sure to turn heads with its simplicity.
 

Schonenhammer

Honor, Strength, Courage, Determination are just a few of the attributes the Warhammer represents Mjölnir in Norse mythology. He is the magic weapon of the Norse god
Thor, who opposes all threats and enemies of the world with him.

But it's not just this protection that makes it so special. It also carries some magical effects.
himself with which he was equipped by the dwarves. With this war hammer that always
Returning to him, he is also able to summon thunder and lightning to help him fight
support any threat.

Furthermore, it is also regarded as a fertility symbol and is often worn. In the
Today it is probably the best-known medieval symbol for the old faith and its
Virtues.

The Schonenhammer bracelet was made after an old find of the time. His
It owes its name to the place where it was found in Scania, Sweden.

Thorhammer Goat

The most famous symbol of Norse mythology is undoubtedly the magic weapon
Thors the Mjölnir. The Warhammer is capable of summoning lightning, thunder, and
to always return to its owner.

Because of this property, the thunder god, which is why he is also called Donar, is in the
Able to fulfill his task of protecting Asgard as well as Midgard. Many
Stories and legends are entwined around this magical weapon, as well as in its importance,
which lies in protecting its wearer and enhancing its virtues.

It is also considered a fertility symbol, which is why it used to be used mainly by women
was worn and it was also worn symbolically in the
on the day of the marriage lap was laid. In medieval representations, Mjölnir almost belongs
a "must have".

In this depiction, the Mjölnir has been decorated with 2 goats, as a bracelet and made of a
Manufactured from zinc alloy.

Triskele pewter bracelet

Limb dragon bracelet

A dragon (Latin draco, ancient Greek drákōn "snake", actually:
"The rigid gaze") is a serpent-like mixture of mythology, in which characteristics
Of reptiles, birds and predators in different variations.
The dragon is a mythical creature, myths, legends and fairy tales of many cultures
known; Until the modern age he was regarded as a truly existing animal.