Round celtic knot in Silver 925

Thor's Hammer Royal Chain

This Mjölnir, which is its real name, has been decorated with runes and comes with an in
Handcrafted stainless steel king chain.

Mjölnir, the divine weapon used in Germanic mythology by Thor, the son of Odin
Fought enemies of the gods, such as the Thursen (giants) and the Midgard snake.
It was forged by the dwarf Sindri, who gave the hammer a handle that was too short.
Despite this flaw, this weapon of Thor possesses the wonderful power, like a boomerang in the
to return by the hand of whoever threw it.

The Thor's hammer is the sign most commonly found on stones and runic writing
and in rock carvings and mainly on tombs, showing the tranquility of the
to secure the deceased. Thor was also considered the god of fertility, as he rules the
Rain and the winds on which good harvests depend.

He was said to keep the harmful demons and monsters at bay. More than
each other he oversees the ventures of the giants and all the spirits that pervade the life of
Threatening gods and human communities.

Manufacturer info : 

FENRISSHOP
Schweinberger Siegfried
Gotlandweg 2
59494 Soest
Deutschland
Tel: +49 15118683042
E-Mail : support@Fenrisshop.com

Odin's companion Hugin

Double Kolovrat

Manufacturer information:

FENRISSHOP
Schweinberger Siegfried
Gotlandweg 2
59494 Soest
Germany
Tel.: +49 15118683042
Email: support@Fenrisshop.com

Goddess Freya

A timeless symbol from the heart of the Middle Ages

The history and mysticism behind each symbol is fascinating, and the Celtic knot is no exception. Used in numerous artistic and craft creations for centuries, this unique and captivating design has the ability to tell stories of times gone by while remaining relevant in the modern world.

A symbol of deep-rooted tradition Celtic knots are much more than just decorative designs. They represent eternity - the constant interplay of life, death and rebirth. Although primarily associated with the Celts, they can be found in many cultures and throughout the medieval art of Europe.

Historical Significance The first records of Celtic knots date back to 450 AD. This shows how old and deeply rooted these symbols are in our culture. They can be found in ancient manuscripts, on stones and in many other works of art of the era.

Although the exact meaning of the various Celtic knot patterns is no longer known today, many believe that they represent various aspects of life, eternity, or even spiritual concepts. Their continued presence in history underscores their importance and the influence they have had on various cultures.

High-quality craftsmanship The bronze pendant we present is a masterpiece of craftsmanship. Made from high quality bronze, it shows the Celtic knot pattern in all its glory. Each pendant has been crafted with great care and precision to ensure that it is not only aesthetically pleasing but also of high quality.

The dimensions of the pendant - approximately 14 x 38 x 2 mm - make it a subtle yet impressive piece of jewelry that can be worn on any occasion.

A gift of timeless value This pendant is perfect as a gift. For history lovers, for those who feel connected to Celtic culture, or simply for someone who appreciates unique jewelry. It is not only a piece of jewelry, but also a piece of history.

Conclusion In a world where trends come and go, the Celtic knot stands as a symbol of stability and the eternity of things. The bronze pendant with Celtic knot offers you the opportunity to carry a piece of this eternal story with you. It represents not only Celtic culture, but also the art and craftsmanship of the Middle Ages. A timeless piece of jewelry that is sure to last for generations. Experience the magic and mysticism of the Celtic knot and let yourself be enchanted by its history and beauty.

Material: Bronze
Dimensions: approx. 14 x 38 x 2 mm

Manufacturer information:

FENRISSHOP
Schweinberger Siegfried
Gotlandweg 2
59494 Soest
Germany
Tel.: +49 15118683042
Email: support@Fenrisshop.com

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