Medieval bangles of stainless steel

Green Man stainless steel bangle

The Green Man, already known in Celtic times, is a legendary figure who from the region of
what is now Ireland. It is a figure wrapped in leaves that often Depicted with horns on his head.

It is a symbol of spring and the rebirth of life and was used by the Celts worshiped as a god of
nature. In the Middle Ages it was a popular motif, which is why it is often used in old finds
churches. Depending on the region, he is presented differently, sometimes friendly, but also
dark and evil.

However, the origin is demonstrably in pre-Christian times and is therefore definitely pagan. The
mystical figure of Kathleen Basford, who is the green man, was explored as a symbol for the
spiritual dimension of nature.
 

Stainless steel bracelet endless knot

This narrow, artistically designed with a timeless, Celtic endless knot Bracelet was made
of high quality stainless steel.

The Celtic knot is a very popular symbol in the Celtic world, and embodies the infinity of
being as such. Even after the advent of Christianity adopted the pattern of the endless
knot and further adorned all sorts of art, as well as commodities.

The bangle can be adapted to almost any arm by slightly bending it, where it can be
timeless as well as simple appearance will still draw attention to itself.
 

Othala stainless steel bangle

Othala is the twenty-fourth and last rune of the Elder Futhark. In its meaning, it
symbolizes the rootedness with the family, as well as the protection and privacy of your
own home.

It thus forms the backing and support of one's own family also the company we are
allowed to experience. She is a symbol of property, Possessions, and homes to retreat
to when we need rest, protection and seek support.

Due to these properties, it is not only a protection rune, but nevertheless also a rune
pointing to defense of the family and its possessions.

In this bracelet, the rune was placed in the middle between two endless knots on
which one often encounters in the Middle Ages area, placed as an eye-catcher. The
bracelet can be very easy to adjust to the wearer's arm.
 

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.
 

Stainless Steel Fehu Bracelet from the ancient Futhark

The rune Fehu stands for material prosperity, now or in the future originated from the old
Futhark. Her name means cattle. Next is the Rune also for fertility, energy as well as for
lucky circumstances.

The rune is assigned to the Norse gods Frigg, Freya and Frey. Her element is fire. She is
a symbol of hope, of abundance, as also of social success.

The rune was skilfully sewn between two endless knots on this stainless steel bracelet, as
often found in Norse mythology. A beautiful one A piece of jewelery that sets the scene for
every wrist and is therefore an eye-catcher will.
 

Stainless Steel Bracelet Algiz

A beautifully crafted stainless steel bangle featuring the Algiz rune was placed between
two endless nodes. The rune Algiz is the fifteenth Rune of Ancient Futhark.

Her appearance resembles a crow's foot, which is why she likes to be with the faithful
companion Odins and Hel, connected to the ravens. The name of the rune represents
the swan, which also connects the rune to the Valkyries.

According to mythology, there is another connection to the world-connecting bridge,
which is guarded by the warden Heimdal. The rune Algiz strengthens ours vitality and
protects us and our home from attacks of any kind
 

Geri and Freki stainless steel bracelet

A stainless steel bracelet made in gun metal with a the wolves of Odin Geri and
Freki.

Ernst writes in the retellings of the myths Germanic saga of the gods Bratuschek
how Odin came to the 2 wolves. Odin visited on one of his trips the Eisenwald,
where he met a giant old woman who was feeding the two wolves. As they both
Odin saw them rushing towards him and humbly lay down in front of the father
of gods Feet.

The giant woman furiously cursed the wolves, but she was killed herself hit this
curse and burned to death. Odin therefore picked up these two wolves and
named them Geri and Freki in the Edda it is said that Odin nourishes himself purely
on wine and all the food that is brought to him will be fed to the two.
 

Stainless steel bracelet with the ravens of Odin

A braided, very solid bangle made of stainless steel
and decorated at the ends the faithful companions of
Odin Hugin and Munin.

Animals play a central role in Norse mythology. See it here
are Odin's ravens Hugin and Munin, who guide him all over
with their daily flights tell the world.

The ravens are a very popular motif when it comes to
medieval jewellery in connection with a Viking depiction.
The Viking jewelry can be found in the Adjust size to fit
wearer's arm.

Hugin and Munin stainless steel bangle

Bracelet made of stainless steel, the one with the ravens Odin Hugin and Munin was
decorated. When it comes to medieval jewelry, the 2 ravens of Odin are one very
popular motif.

Hugin (the thought) and Munin (the memory) are his faithful companion and teach him
about everything on earth. At sunrise he sends her to fly over the world wherever they
return at breakfast time.

In the song Grímnismál it says: "Hugin and Munin have to go every day Fly over the
earth. I [Odin] fear Hugin will not return home; But I care more about Munin. " The
bracelet can be adapted very well to the arm of the wearer
 

Geri and Freki stainless steel bracelet

Wonderful stainless steel bracelet with the wolves of Odin's Geri
on the ends and Freki was decorated. Geri (the greedy) and Freki (the greedy) are
alongside the ravens Hugin and Munin Odin's constant companions in the Norse
Mythology.

Ernst writes in the retelling of the myths Germanische Göttersage Bratuschek how Odin came to the 2 wolves. Odin visited on one of his travels the Iron Forest, where he met a giant old woman who was feeding two wolves. As the two When they saw Odin, they rushed towards him and humbly laid down in front of the of the father of the gods Feet. The giant woman angrily cursed the wolves but she herself was killed by hit and burned by this curse.

Odin therefore took these two wolves and named them Geri and Freki. In the Edda
it is said that Odin eats pure wine and all the food that is offered to him
will be fed to both of them.

Stainless steel bangle dragon head

This charming stainless steel bangle has a dragon head on both ends decorated. Dragons are
a snake-like hybrid creature and are found in many Stories and sagas described.

It is also considered a power animal in esotericism, which gives it a multitude of qualities, Gives
emotions and properties. In its meaning it usually stands for strength, Courage and bravery.

They are also considered messengers of balance and magic. there he is considered a symbol of
Primordial power and is the master of all elements: fire, water, air and earth.

Luck dragons trust their luck and are hardly ever disappointed by it. Despite their size, they are
as light as a summer breeze, which is why they have no wings need to fly. They slide through
the air like fish in water. However they are very sensitive to water.
 

Stainless steel bangle Valknut

A slim bangle made of stainless steel with a Valknut and Celtic Endless knot is decorated.

Valknut or also called Wotan's knot, is one of the Germanic mythology Originating symbol,
which consists of three triangles knotted into each other. The etymology derives it from valr
'warriors who fell in battle and knot knots away. For the most part, it was historically evidently
actually in connection with Battle scenes, sacrificial scenes or with Odin / Wotan on picture
stones as well Depicted rune stones.

In its meaning it points to the trinity of life, death and resurrection. Most of time a depicted
Fylgia (animal follow-up spirit) always becomes in depicted scenes connected to the Valknut.
That of three triangles knotted together existing symbol clearly has a trinity symbolism.

The history of the Celts goes back to the 6th century BC and extends almost all over Europe.
But hers were particularly popular in themselves looped knots as well as braided patterns
which also like with stylized animals or figures were combined. To this day, these patterns are
in any form very popular and you can find them on all kinds of objects or borders.

These braided patterns are also very popular in the area of ​​Celtic jewelry very forbidden.
 

Stainless steel bangle Triskele

A slim bangle made of stainless steel, the one with a triskele and Celtic Endless knot is decorated.

The Celtic symbol stands for the cycle of life, i.e. birth, life itself and ultimately death. So it describes the Trinity that is here once more is embodied. It's about becoming, being and ultimately about passing away, until the rebirth starts the cycle all over again. Likewise symbolized this sign also indicates the past time, the present as well as the future time.

The history of the Celts goes back to the 6th century BC and extends almost all over Europe.
Archaeological finds prove it but these are different tribes and cultures acted, which also differed in the presentation of their art.

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

Viking runes bangle

A Viking bangle crafted from stainless steel with a matte weathered finish.
The bracelet was decorated with the runes of the old Futhark.

In order to get the secret and the magical power of the runes, Odin hanged wounded
through his spear Gungnir without eating or drinking 9 days and nights at the world
tree Yggdrasil. The runes are an important part of the Norse magic Seidr and Galdr.
Depending on how to use them, they predict the future, protect from any attack
and are also able to heal.

The ancient Futhark has 24 runes, each combining multiple magical attributes, but
also can be used as an ordinary character. The rune bracelet can be attached to the
arm of the wearer can be adjusted.

Material: stainless steel
Dimensions: approx. 65 x 15mm
Weight: about 33.3g

Runic bangle

A stainless steel bangle made of stainless steel in a shiny, polished form. The bracelet was decorated with the runes of ancient Futhark. To get to the secret and to reach the magical power of the runes, Odin hung wounded by his Speer Gungnir without food and drink 9 days and nights on the world tree Yggdrasil. The runes are an important part of the Norse magic Seidr and Galdr. Depending on how you use them, they predict the future, protect against any attack and are also able to heal. Old Futhark has 24 Runes where each one combines several magical attributes, but also as common ones Characters can be used. The runic bangle can be attached to the wearer's arm be adjusted.

Ladies Viking Bangle - Ravens

Wonderful stainless steel bracelet, decorated with the ravens of Odin Hugin
(the thought) and Munin (the memory). The ravens are a very popular motif
in connection with medieval jewelry a Viking representation. The Viking jewelry
can be reduced in size adapt to that of the wearer.

Viking jewelry - raven bangle

Ladies viking bangle, depicting Odin's ravens Hugin and Munin at the ends. This medieval jewelry
is very popular with representations at medieval festivals or markets. The two ravens are the
constant companions Odins and tell him everything about the human world of Midgard.
 

Viking bracelet Odin's wolves

A Viking bracelet is a very popular Viking jewelry today depicting the wolves
of Odin Geri and Freki. This was made of stainless steel manufactured.
The names of the wolves mean in Old Norse for the greedy and the
voracious one
 

Twisted men's bracelet Ragnar

Solid stainless steel bracelet with wolf heads

Very massive men's bracelet, lavishly with large wolf heads on the Decorated
ends and made of stainless steel. The bracelet can be placed in the Adjust the
size, but this requires a lot of effort.