Wolf cross made in stainless steel

A symbol of power and protection

In the deepest recesses of Nordic mythology sits a symbol of incomparable power and importance: the Mjölnir, the legendary hammer of the thunder god Thor. This symbol of strength and protection has endured through the centuries and is now the focus of our exquisite jewelry collection.

The Mjölnir is not just a simple hammer. He is a magical weapon capable of unleashing lightning and thunder. With a single swing, Thor can destroy enemies and transform entire landscapes. But the most notable feature of this hammer is its loyalty to Thor. Wherever he goes, the Mjolnir always returns to him. It is this unwavering bond that makes the hammer one of the most powerful items in all Norse legends.

But the Mjölnir is not just an instrument of war. It is also a symbol of protection. As the guardian of Asgard and Midgard, Thor uses his hammer to protect the realms from danger. His presence alone serves as a deterrent to enemies and evil spirits. It is this duality of power and protection that has made the Mjolnir a sought-after symbol among followers of Norse mythology.

But the hammer also has a softer side. It is considered a symbol of fertility. In ancient times it was often worn by women who believed it would bring them protection and blessings. At wedding ceremonies he was symbolically placed in the lap. placed on the bride to ensure prosperity and fertility. These traditions have made the Mjölnir an integral part of Nordic culture.

Our Mjölnir on stainless steel wolfskin necklace pays homage to this amazing symbol. The pendant, carefully crafted from stainless steel, captures all the details and intricacies of the legendary hammer. The massive leather chain that supports the pendant is equally impressive. With a width of 6mm and decorated with stainless steel wolf heads on the ends, it is a perfect counterpart to the Mjölnir. A spring ring serves both as a connection between the chain and pendant and as a practical clasp.

For those who prefer a longer chain, we offer an extension for a small additional charge. This ensures that every wearer finds the perfect fit for their trailer.

In conclusion, our Mjölnir on stainless steel wolfskin necklace is not just a piece of jewelry, but a legacy. It is a bridge to ancient legends, a sign of power, protection and fertility. It is an invitation to embrace the stories and traditions of Norse mythology and wear them proudly. It is a piece of history now ready for you to wear and treasure.

Material: stainless steel, leather
Dimensions of leather chain: approx. 50cm x 6mm
Dimensions Thorhammer: approx. 45 x 35mm

Valknut in the center of a vegvisir in the rune circle

Wotan's symbol Valknut as the center of an Icelandic Galdrastafir, the Vegvisir.
The Valknut stands for the connection to the Allfather and his Einherjer. It is one
of the most famous symbols of Norse mythology.

The vegvisir that connects the Wotan knot comes from Iceland and belongs to the so-called
Galdrastafiren. It is thus a magical sign that always
its wearer shows a safe way home.

These powerful symbols are surrounded by a circle of runes, which every 24
Runes of the old futhark and is supposed to increase the magic. The
imposing pendant was made of stainless steel.

Stainless steel pendant with important symbols of Norse mythology

Wotan's Hörner, also called Odrörir Hörner, as well as the Galdrastafir Aegishjalmur
is here, with this unusual stainless steel pendant of a rune circle from the
circled old futhark.

The Skaldenmet symbol depicted with three intertwined horns
is, in Norse mythology, refers to the drinking of mead and the
associated qualities of wisdom, poetry and inspiration, 
which can be acquired through the Skaldenmet.

The Aegishjalmur is mentioned in the heroic poetry of the Edda and served to
Instill fear and receive protection against abuse of power. Likewise should
it makes the wearer imperceptible to the enemy's eyes.

The stainless steel pendant is processed on both sides and can therefore be
worn on either side.

"Odin with ravens"

Odin, also known as Wotan in South Germanic, is the highest of the Nordic World of the
gods, which is why he is also called the father of gods or all-father. At the same time he
is also god of war and death. Furthermore, he also acts as the god of Poetry, ecstasy, as
well as magic.

The best known of his sons is the firstborn Thor (Donar). His wife is the goddess Frigg
(Frigga) who gives him the other sons Balder, Hermod, Hödur and Bragi born. Another
son he had from the giantess Grid was Vidar, who later to Ragnarok to avenge his death
by the wolf Fenrir. Together with his brothers Villi and Ve, he created the first human couple
Askr and Embla from a piece of wood that was washed up by the sea.

To his constant loyal companions include the ravens Hugin and Munin (thought and memory)
who made him always keep up to date with all information from his realm, which is why he
also bears the name of the raven god. Furthermore, he also had 2 wolves around him named
Geri and Freki (the greedy and the voracious) carry.

His warhorse Sleipnir also stands intrepid, that a gift from his blood brother Loki, loyal to his
side in all his battles. In its In his homeland Asgard he owns two palaces, Walaskialf and
Gladsheim. In the latter is located also the great hall Valhall, where he meets his warriors,
the Einherjer to the last Prepared for the battle of Ragnarok.

Stainless steel bear paw with celtic knot

The bear paw symbolizes the spirit of the bear. It is considered a good omen in many cultures
and as a lucky charm. Among the Germans, the bear was even considered the king of animals. 

It is said thatß who possessed an amulet made of bear claws, use the magical power of the bear
could, because it went over to him. Who could have these bear powers was just under
warriors as something special . Also as a power animal, this enormous energy makes the bear
so special.

The three keywords that best typify the attributes of the bear spirit animal are instinct, vitality and courage. Bears are  inherently solitary, yet there are very few such intimate relationships as that between a female bear and her cub. The bear claw as a symbol connects all these attributes and opens the energies for a strong connection.

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

Gullinbursti the Boar of Freyr

Gullinbursti is the name of the boar that was as swift as a horse and golden
He was created by the dwarf Sindri and became by his
Brother Brock handed over to the high god of the Wanen Freyr, who became his new owner.

Freyr is Freya's brother. Together they went after the Asen - Wanen war
to Asgard, which is why Snorri also counted him as an Ase in his Edda.

In mythology, the bristles of the Gullinborsti light up the night sky,
when he pulls his master's chariot across the sky.He also had a brother
called Slidrungtanni, but unfortunately little is known about it.