Bangle Fehu made of stainless steel

Mjölnir with fox

Mjölnir, as it was truly called, was forged by the dwarves Sindri and Brokkr, so that the god Thor
could fight with him against the giants. He is a symbol for them chaotic and destructive forces of
nature to which people have always been at the mercy were.

Thor maintained order in nature while maintaining balance. It was this quality that made people
revere him and asked for his protection and protection asked for his strength. The Thor's hammer is
not just a clumsy weapon, because with Mjolnir was also blessed the marriage and asked for fertility
by giving the bride put a Thor's hammer in his lap.

Thor was also considered the god of farmers and protector of travelers because he cared for them
good weather and good harvests. "Thor consecrate these runes" is written on runestones Viking
Age often read and sometimes just a hammer depicted on it.

This pendant made of high-quality stainless steel is a real eye-catcher. He impresses with his
detailed design and shows Thor's hammer, Mjölnir, in combination with a fox. The Mjölnir is a
symbol of Norse mythology and is considered the hammer of the god Thor. The Fox, on the
other hand, represents speed, dexterity and wisdom. Through the combination Combining these
two symbols creates a unique and powerful piece of jewellery.

The Mjölnir with fox makes a great gift for anyone who loves Norse Loves mythology or is
interested in the meaning of symbols. The trailer is sturdy and durable, it will accompany you
for many years.

Order your Mjölnir with fox today and let the unique Combination of these symbols inspire. We
guarantee that you will be happy with your purchase will be and that this pendant will become a
valuable part of your jewelry collection.

Material : stainless steel
Dimensions: approx. 33 x 25 x12 mm

Celtic wheel of life

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.
 

Odin's faithful companion, Hugin the Raven

This elegant stainless steel pendant represents the raven Hugin, who represents the thought
dar. This was presented with great attention to detail and by a Nordic
Knotwork surrounded. On the back you will find a triquetra, which in turn is marked with
refined with a rune circle.

Hugin, whose name stands for the thought, was one of Odin’s two ravens who killed each
Day of the Allfather were sent into the world to tell him about all processes and
to report events.

The connection between the godfather and his ravens was already established in the skaldic
Kanningar described in literature in the 10th century. They are considered the faithful companions Odins, which is why he is also known as the raven god.

Midgard serpent bone jewelry

The Midgard Serpent, her real name is Jörmungandr, is one of the three children of Loki and
the Giantess Angrboda. Thus she is the sister of the goddess Hel and the giant wolf Fenrir.

By a Prophecy (Völuspá), which predicts that it will be decisive for the annihilation of the
Germanic gods contributes to Ragnarök, she did not grow up with the Frost Giants, but was
unceremoniously taken by Odin thrown into the surrounding Sea of ​​Midgard.

Jörmungard grew up fast and became so huge that it spanned the whole world and, due to its
heavy weight, sang it to the sea floor. Everyone her breaths are so great that they cause
ebb and flow.

The god Thor tried the serpent by attaching a large ox head to a fishing hook and with it J
örmungandr attracted. but just where he came to the last decisive point with his war hammer
Mjölnir When the blow started, the giant Hymir, who accompanied him, cut the fishing line and
the snake out of fear escaped.

At Ragnarök they will face each other again, which will be fatal for both of them. The Midgard
snake was lovingly handcrafted in bones.