Viking jewelry

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  • Long Celtic beardbead, sterling silver

    Long Celtic beardbead, sterling silver

    166 Incl. VAT
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  • Norman ring, bronze Norman ring, bronze

    Norman ring, bronze

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  • Runic ring, bronze Runic ring, bronze

    Runic ring, bronze

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  • Viking ring with knot pattern, sterling silver Viking ring with knot pattern, sterling silver

    Viking ring with knot pattern, sterling silver

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  • Norman ring, sterling silver Norman ring, sterling silver

    Norman ring, sterling silver

    347 Incl. VAT
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  • Ram pendant, bone Ram pendant, bone

    Ram pendant, bone

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  • Historical ring fibula, iron Historical ring fibula, iron

    Historical ring fibula, iron

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  • Viking torque with dragon heads, bronze Viking torque with dragon heads, bronze

    Viking torque with dragon heads, bronze

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Viking jewelry from medieval Norway, Iceland, Sweden, and Denmark

In our store, you will find the finest collection of handmade historical Germanic and Viking jewelry in Europe. Our jewelry is based on genuine authentic pieces from early medieval Scandinavia and Germany. Viking jewelry is perfect for a Viking costume for LARP, Cosplay, and reenactment. Additionally, they are unique and beautiful to wear in everyday life, guaranteed to be unlike anything anyone else has, a Viking artwork that you always carry with you. With Viking jewelry, you can show the outside world that you are a modern Viking or pagan.

Viking pendant for a Viking necklace: Valknuts, runes, Irminsul, and other symbols

Explore our stunning collection of Viking pendants featuring Viking and Asatru symbols and Germanic symbols. The Valknut, one of the symbols of modern Vikings and Asatru, consists of three triangles. This is an ancient symbol engraved on Viking gravestones and is also known as Odin's knot, likely symbolizing Odin's power to influence the human mind. The runic script is the writing system of the Vikings and Germans known from stones and artifacts. We have various pendants with runes. Irminsul means 'great pillar' and was a sanctuary of the Germans, destroyed by Charlemagne. An Irminsul was a large upright tree trunk in the open air, resembling a column.

Jewelry of Odin, Thor, Fenrir, Midgard serpent, and other Viking gods and mythology

In our collection, you will find the finest Viking jewelry featuring gods and figures from Viking mythology. The Vikings did not have a prohibition against depicting their gods like the Christians. It was normal to depict the gods on jewelry and as wood carvings. Our jewelry of the gods is based on authentic Viking pieces and images. For example, the Icelandic figurine of Thor. Fenrir wolf and Midgard serpent are mythological figures that play a role in Ragnarok. During Ragnarok, Fenrir will escape from his chains and be killed by Odin's son. Midgard serpent will fight with Thor during Ragnarok.