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Stainless Steel Slavic Lada Star Viking Sun Pendant Necklace
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This stainless steel Slavic pendant has the most beautiful shape. The centrepiece of the jewelry features the mighty Lada star which is the symbol of Love and Protection. The Lada Star is well designed and highly polished which will help to put you in the spotlight whenever you sport this...
Raven Hammer Amulet Pendant Necklace
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Raven Hammer Amulet Pendant Necklace In Norse mythology, hardly can any weapon compare with the Mjolnir, the Hammer of Thor. The Mjolnir is only owned and used by Thor to call up his power – lightning, and thunder. With the aid of the Mjolnir, Thor powerfully protects Asgard, Gods, and humans. The Mjolnir Hammer possesses...
Tanngrisnir and Tanngnjóstr Hammer Necklace
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Tanngrisnir and Tanngnjóstr Hammer Necklace In Norse mythology, Tanngrisrnir and Tanngnjostr were the goats that pulled the chariot of Thor the God of Thunder. According to the myth, when Thor raced his chariot with the assistance of goats across the heavens, it would make the sound of thunder. Besides pulling the chariot for Thor, Tanngrisrnir and...
925 Sterling Silver Big Thor's Hammer Pendant
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925 Sterling Silver Thor's Hammer Pendant Thor’s hammer, the Mjolnir, for long has gained an excellent reputation thanks to its superpower in assisting Thor with guarding Asgard and giving blessing and consecration. This hammer, thereby, becomes the symbol of Thor God of Thunder. Ancient warriors used to carve the Mjolnir...
Triquetra Mjolnir Hammer Pendant Necklace
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Triquetra Mjolnir Hammer Pendant Necklace Mjolnir is the super powerful Thor’s hammer, which could strike lightning, thunder, and storms. With the association with Thor, god of thunder and war, Mjolnir stands for power, strength, bravery, luck, and protection against any enemies. The Triquetra is also a magical symbol in Norse...
Wolf Head Handmade Leather Braided Torc Necklace
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Wolf Head Handmade Leather Braided Torc Necklace In Norse mythology, wolf symbol suffered many controversies. Regarding the positive side, the wolf was the symbol of Odin the Allfather who presided over Asgard. In the myth, Odin himself had a pair of wolves whose names were Geri and Freki respectively. Odin gave all of his food to his constant companions, leaving him...
Drinking Horn
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Carefully polished and cleaned top quality drinking horn that is safe to drink from. The shape and color of the horn may be different from that in the picture. Holds approx. 4-5 dl (0.8-1 pints) Made from cattle horn NOTE: High heat can make the horn transfigured, so do not fill it...
925 Sterling Silver Fenrir Wolf Head Ring
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925 Sterling Silver Fenrir Wolf Head Ring The inspiration for this 925 Sterling Silver Fenrir Wolf Head Ring is rooted in the symbol of Fenrir the notorious Giant Wolf in Norse mythology. The ring excellently blends the material of Sterling Silver with the sophisticated design of the wolf head that...
925 Sterling Silver Dragon Scale Bracelet
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925 Sterling Silver Dragon Scale Bracelet If you are in pursuit of the jewelry that can easily go well with any outfit of yours, this stunning 925 Sterling Silver Dragon Scale Bracelet. Inspired by the symbol of Jormungand biting his own tail, this bracelet captures the whole spirit and qualities...
Yggdrasil the Tree of Life Pendant
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Yggdrasil the Tree of Life Pendant *PENDANT ONLY chain not included* Yggdrasil was one of the most figures in Norse myth. All living in the Nine Worlds owed their life to Yggdrasil Tree of Life. Indeed, Yggdrasil Tree of Life held Nine Worlds within its branches. It was the symbol of interconnectedness. There were three wells that watered Yggdrasil. Those three wells embodied the wisdom and...
