Viking Jewelry for Men Women Mjolnir Thors Hammer Necklace Sterling Silver 925 Celtic Cross Pendant Wolf Odin Raven Freya Goddess Norse Pagan Compass Vegvisir Yggdrasil Nordic Viking Gifts

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• It is a unique piece of jewelry in the shape of the Mjölnir or the Hammer of Thor, one of the most iconic symbols of the Norse era, incorporating important elements such as Odin and his raven as well as the Viking compass and the Celtic knot.
• CHAIN LENGTH：22"+2" = 61 cm | CHAIN WIDTH：0.12" = 3 mm | PENDANT WEIGHT：Approximately 5.66 Grams | PENDANT HEIGHT：1.18" = 30mm | PENDANT WIDTH: 0.87" = 22 mm | LOBSTER-CLAW CLOSURE
• Real Solid 925 Sterling Silver, Lead-free, nickel-free, cadmium-free and skin-friendly. Passed SGS Inspection. Suitable for people with sensitive skin. This is a full of strength viking necklace, suitable for men or women as a gift. It is a timeless addition to your everyday look.
• There is no doubt that the Mjölnir or Thor hammer is one of the most important and valuable symbols of the Norse/Viking era. Because Thor protected people from chaos by consecrating them with Mjǫllni and protected the land from giants by crashing them with Mjǫllni, this symbol is considered the powerful Norse symbol of protection and safety. It is also considered to be a powerful viking warrior symbol. Mjölnir amulets. Today it is considered one of the most famous Nordic symbols.
• Odin was one of the most important gods in Norse mythology. He could change mostly everything, as had enormous power and strength. Ravens were the symbols, which were the most frequently associated with the Vikings. The well-known god Odin was always accomplished with two ravens, called Muninn (“Memory”) and Huginn (“Thought”). Ravens were also associated with Ragnar Lothbrok. No matter where his journey lad , he took the raven banner which brought a lot of victories .
• Aegishjalmur (Ægishjálmr-Helm of Awe) is rune stave that is well known to be a Viking symbol of victory and protection. Nowadays, the symbol Aegishjalmur is frequently used in the form of tattoos, that serves for many popes as protection amulets. The Helm of Awe is a magical Icelandic symbol that is mentioned in several Eddic poems and being used by warriors and even dragons.