Byzantine chains made in stainless steel

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.

Skull with cylinder

Woman in union with the tree of life

Fenris leather chain

Braided leather chain that has been upgraded with stainless steel ends. A representation of the Fenris wolf made in the Jelling style was chosen as a pendant.

In itself, the real name of the wolf is Fenrir. He is the first-born son of the Nordic Asen god Loki and the giantess Angrboda. His direct siblings also include the underworld goddess Hel and the Midgard snake Jörmungandr. Since the gods feared the wolf Fenrir, they put on him the fetter made by the dwarves.

During this action, the god of war Tyr, who looked after the wolf, lost his hand, which he had placed in the wolf's jaws as a sign of confidence and when he noticed the deception, he severed it from the arm of the god with a firm bite. According to a prophecy of a seer, the wolf at Ragnarok of the Twilight of the Gods will fight against the god father Odin himself and devour him.

The pendant can be worn on both sides.
 

Odin's battle horseß Sleipnir

Odin&rszlig; Sleipnir, which was a gift from his blood brother Loki.
Loki is also the mother of the legendary animal. Which 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, owned by the builder
Hrimthurs and to whom the goddess Freya was promised as a bride if it happened to him
with his stallion the fortress of Asgard was to succeed within a year
to finish.

With the builder and his stallion on schedule, Loki transformed into a mare
and seduced the stallion to prevent this. Sleipnir (the
Gliding ) since it moves not only over the earth but also over the water, as well as
the air can move. According to legend, Sleipnir is also the progenitor of Grani, the
mighty horse of Sigurd.

Slavic shield on leather chain with Midgard snake heads

Unusual 8mm thick leather strap with the head of the Midgard on each end
Decorated snake.

A very large stainless steel pendant depicting a Slavic shield bearing a Kolovrat and a
Shows Sowilo Rune from the ancient Futhark. The pendant is made on both sides.

The Kolovrat is Svarog's solar symbol and the best known and most powerful
Protection symbol in Slavic mythology. Among the ancient Slavs it was the symbol of
Sun, strength, dignity, life and the eternal cycle of nature and
of the universe.

It is a symbol of temporal as well as spiritual power. The oldest Kolovrat found is well over 10,000 years old and was found in Ukraine. The ancient Slavs mostly wore the Kolovrat around their necks, on their clothes or as a bracelet, as well as on their shields and war flags.

Noble link chain

Fancy, eye-catching, noble link chain with 4mm thickness and 55cm length ... made in stainless steel.
 

Woman in union with the tree of life

Women's skull skull ring

Exceptionally shaped ladies
Skull ring in size 54