Hair - beard bead runes

Immerse yourself in the mystical world of ancient scriptures and mysteries with our exquisite
crafted hair and beard bead representing the ancient Futhark, the oldest known runic alphabet
show. This beard bead is not only an accessory, but also a piece of history
and culture that harbors the wisdom and mysteries of ancient Norse peoples.

Crafted from high quality bronze, this beard bead is a true tribute to artistry
and the ingenuity of the ancient craftsmen. Bronze, a material used since ancient times for
Its longevity and beauty is valued, giving this pearl an authentic and
look timeless look.

The beard bead measures approximately 2.5cm and has an opening of 6mm, making it
versatile and easy to carry power. The design is elegant yet sturdy, perfect for the
modern day explorer, who has a deep appreciation for the past.

What particularly distinguishes this beard bead is the beautifully engraved motif of the old
futhark The Futhark runic alphabet consists of 24 characters, each of which is a
has specific meaning and energy. The runes were often used in magical rituals
and were considered a bridge between the human and the divine world.

The detailed engraving of the runes on this bead is enhanced by skilful blackening
highlighted, which increases the contrast and ensures that each runic character fits
perfectly with the come into force. This technique gives the pearl an antique patina 
and emphasizes the depths and textures of the design.

Wearing this hair and beard bead is not only a stylish addition to your look,
but also a way to connect with ancient Norse culture and mythology.
It can serve as a daily talisman that will bring the power and wisdom of runes into your life.

For history buffs, Norse mythology enthusiasts or just for those
If you are looking for a unique and meaningful piece of jewellery, this beard bead is a
excellent choice.

In addition, this beard bead is a wonderful gift. Whether it's a birthday,
If it's an anniversary or a special occasion, the futhark beard bead makes a great gift
that appeals to both heart and mind.

Add a dimension of history, mystery and style to your beard or hair with this
fabulous hair and beard bead. Explore the mysteries of the runes and carry
a piece of culture that has been cultivated for centuries. Order your
now Futhark hair and beard bead and begin your journey into the world of Norse
Legends and wisdom.

Material : Bronze
Dimensions: approx. 2.5 cm
Opening 6mm

Celtic amulet: A symbol of strength and protection

When history and mysticism meet artistic craftsmanship, something truly special is created. This exceptionally decorated Celtic amulet in bronze embodies exactly this combination and takes you into the fascinating world of the Celts - a people known for their deep connection to nature and their spiritual beliefs.

Masterful workmanship for you

The Celtic amulet is carefully crafted from high quality bronze, a material valued not only for its beauty but also for its durability and strength. It presents itself in impressive dimensions of approximately 46 x 4 x 2 mm and a weight of approximately 12.2 g. This makes it both sturdy and comfortable to wear.

The fine decoration that adorns the amulet is evidence of Celtic craftsmanship, which is known for its attention to detail and its symbolic designs. The runes engraved on the amulet are not only decorative, but also contribute to the enhanced effect of the amulet. For the Celts, such symbols and runes were of central importance and they believed that they could give the wearer protection and strength.

More than just a piece of jewelry

Wearing this amulet is not only a fashion statement, but also a deep connection to Celtic culture and its rich heritage. It is a symbol of protection, strength and the eternal connection between humans and nature. It serves as a daily companion that protects you from negative energies and strengthens your inner strength.

The energy that this amulet radiates is palpable. It seems as if the stories and myths of the Celts come to life in this small piece of bronze. Wearing the amulet is said to provide not only physical protection, but also mental clarity and spiritual renewal.

A gift of priceless value

For lovers of ancient cultures, history or just exceptional jewelry, this Celtic amulet is the perfect gift. Not only is it an impressive accessory, but also a piece of history that you can always carry with you.

Care and durability

Despite its robustness, this special amulet deserves proper care. It is recommended to keep it away from chemicals, salt water and extreme temperatures to maintain its radiant appearance. An occasional gentle polish with a soft cloth will keep it looking shiny and new.

Final word

Experience the power and protection of the Celts in an exquisite amulet. Let its energy envelop you and bring the legends and myths of the Celts to life. Get this unique Celtic masterpiece today and become part of an ancient tradition.
 

Material: Bronze
Dimensions: approx. 46 x 4 x 2 mm
Weight approx. 12.2 g

Double ax on Aries royal chain

A very large, very solid Viking double ax on a 8mm round
Manufactured royal chain which is elaborately decorated at the ends with ram heads
was.

The Viking ax was additionally marked with the Valknut symbol, the Wotan's knot,
and the magical Galdrastafir Aegishjalmur. The ax was doing
manufactured on both sides.

Royal chains are always an eye-catcher because of their elaborate
The design and the associated appearance give it a particularly exclusive
convey charm. It requires a high level of manual skill, because
the way the links of the chain connect with each other
are connected.

Viking Amulet Odin

Odin, also known as Wotan in South Germanic, is the supreme of the Nordic world of gods, which is why he is also called godfather or allfather. At the same time he is also the god of war and death. He also acts as the god of poetry, ecstasy and magic.

The best known of his sons is the firstborn Thor ( Donar ). His wife is the goddess Frigg (Frigga) who bore him the other sons Balder, Hermod, Hödur and Bragi. Another son he had by the giantess Grid was Vidar, who later in Ragnarök would avenge his death at the hands of the wolf Fenrir.

Together with his brothers  Villi and Ve he created the first human pair Askr and Embla from a piece of wood washed up on the sea. Among his constant faithful companions are the ravens Hugin and Munin ( thought and memory ) who always keep him up to date with all information from his realm, which is why he is also called the Raven God.

He also had 2 wolves around him named Geri and Freki (the greedy
and the greedy one ). Undaunted, he also has his battle horse. Sleipnir, which was a gift from his blood brother Loki, faithfully by his side in all his battles. In his native Asgard he owns two palaces, Walaskialf  and Gladsheim. The latter also contains the great hall of Valhall, where he and his warriors, the Einherjer, are preparing for the final battle of Ragnarök.

The pendant is worked on both sides