Small Celtic tree of life made in Silver 925

Stainless steel viking ax

Silver pendant Yggdrasil

With Yggdrasil, the world tree, the world view of Nordic and Germanic mythology is clearly explained and represented. Numerous myths and legends in the most varied of cultures were found in trees when explaining their understanding of the universe, which is why they were often used symbolically for their ideas.

The trees were e.g. also as a sign of life and fertility as well as the connection to all life in general. Trees were also seen as a link between gods and humans. In Nordic-Germanic mythology, the evergreen world ash Yggdrasil was used.

The term Yggdrasil is made up of the Old Norse words Ygg (horror or fear) and Drasill (horse), which is a connection to Odin's horse Sleipnir. Yggdrasil was not only the first tree, but is also so huge in its dimensions that the branches of the ash tree spread out over all nine worlds and thus connect them.

At the top of the tree trunk lives an eagle that has no name. Between his two eyes was a hawk named Vedrfölnir.Yggdrasil was divided into three levels, which are the upper world, the middle world, which also includes the earth and the underworld.

Rune Fehu

Axe of Perun with Star of Rus

The ax of Perun was worn around the neck as a tribute and a symbol of power by the Rus and the western Slavs.

In the Slavic countries of the Baltic States, Poland, Ukraine and western Russia there were many archeological finds. As a symbol of the sun and lightning, the ax embodies the unity of these energies.

It was also understood as a protective symbol against the forces of nature such as hail or lightning. The ax can be carried on both sides.
 

Solid stainless steel bracelet with wolf heads

Very solid men's bangle, elaborately decorated with large wolf heads at the ends and made of
stainless steel. The bangle can be adjusted in size, but why bigger effort is required.

This bracelet is a real work of art, which is characterized by its precise processing and the
detailed wolf heads. The robust stainless steel construction ensures a long service life
durability and gives the bangle a heavy and masculine look.

Perfect for a wild and adventurous style, the bangle is the ideal Accessory for every man who
wants to give his outfits a special touch. If Wear it for an everyday look or for a special occasion,
it will always be a hit be an eye-catcher.

Thanks to its simple yet impressive design, this bangle is also a great gift for the man in your life - be it for a birthday, a anniversary or as a special surprise.

Order our solid stainless steel wolf heads bangle now and make it get ready to receive compliments! We look forward to offering you this unique and to deliver high quality bracelet.

Material: stainless steel
Dimensions: approx 65 x 6mm,
Wolf head size: approx 28 x 11 x 13mm

Vegvisir Silver with Celtic knot pattern

Thorhammer with wolf head

Stainless Steel Thor's Hammer with Ravens and Vegvisir

When it comes to medieval jewelry, the symbol Mjölnir, the war hammer, comes to mind
of the Norse god Thor. The Thorhammer stands for several meanings such as strength, courage and determination. It was and is also known as a fertility symbol for women. At the same time it also shows that one feels connected to the old faith and its virtues.

The Mjölnir was made by dwarves according to Norse mythology and has several
endowed with magical aspects. These include e.g. that it is always in the hands of its owner
returns, it cannot be lifted by any unworthy person, like its owner
Thor use it to control thunder and lightning and use these energies against his enemies like the
Giants or the Midgard Serpent.

With this war hammer the god is able to protect the world and his
to confront enemies. In this case, the Mjölnir is with the ravens of Odin and a
Vegvisir adorned that keeps the wearer always on the right path through all storms
points home and is made of stainless steel.

Matching stainless steel chains can be found here !

Tiwaz stainless steel bangle from the ancient Futhark

This rune, the
, represents the world order, justice and the victorious law assigned the name Tiwaz. She comes from the old Futhark and stands for the
bravest of all gods from Norse mythology, the god Tyr.

Tiwaz is also the polar star that keeps you away from all wrong turns and guides you to the right
way. It promotes collective cohesion, willpower and assertiveness
which ultimately leads to victory.

The Rune of the Warrior, as it is also known, is the 17th rune of the ancient Futhark and represents
represents the basis of the entire being. The rune was in the middle of this stainless steel bracelet
placed between two endless knots and thus forms the eye-catcher. The bangle can be
adapts to almost every arm by bending it slightly.