Name: Viking Necklace Men Stainless Steel Wolf mjonirl Necklace Chain
SKU: 67882

According to Norse mythology, Mjölnir is the hammer of the god Thor in Norse mythology, used both as a devastating weapon and as a divine instrument to provide blessings.

While Geri and Freki are the mythical wolves known as "greedy ones". They are also known to accompany the Father of all Gods, Odin. They symbolize protection, wisdom, loyalty, and bravery.

In addition, the Trinity knot, or the Triquetra is one of the best-known symbols in Celtic culture. It is used to represent the Holy Trinity and the three life cycles of a woman in relation to the phases of the moon.

This necklace is made of solid Stainless Steel that will never rust or lose its color.

"Really love this piece. It is surprisingly heavy and well crafted. It gives me strength and protection in tough times. Great value for the price. I recommend it for sure."

Vikings used necklaces with animals or beasts biting onto a ring where pendants were hung. This variant consists of a King Chain ending in the head Jörmungandr - The Midgard Serpent, that bites onto a ring with a large Mjölnir pendant.

This Chain is 100% made of Stainless Steel 316, which results in a piece of fantastic jewelry that will never rust. The chain comes with a lobster clasp that keeps this massive piece secured around your neck, as well as a pendant ring that can be opened and closed easily.

Viking Jewelry---It’s no secret that Vikings loved their jewelry.

Viking jewelry was a form of both self-expression and alliance, much like it is in many cultures today. It served the purpose of portraying the strength of the wearer, such as in the case of a Thor’s hammer pendant representing the power of thunder and lightning.

Craftsmanship reflected their allegiance to their gods, beliefs and heritage. These various Viking symbols weren’t just found on jewelry – they were carved on rune stones and onto their weapons.