Norse jewellery is where most people start, because it costs less than a sword and nobody has to explain it to a partner. Rings, pendants and earrings, all carrying marks rather than generic pattern. The Norse themselves wore a great deal of it, and arm rings in particular functioned as currency as much as decoration.
Rings, hanging pieces and one pair of earrings
Two rings carry the Elder Futhark. Knotvow has a Celtic knotwork band with the staves cut inside where only the wearer sees them. Ropewind is nine millimetres wide with twisted rope borders and an Elder Futhark centre band. The pendants split by mark. Wayfinder is a silver tone Vegvisir with a twisted rope bezel on a twenty inch black leather cord. Wardstave carries an engraved Aegishjalmur, the Helm of Awe, on a box chain. Skybridge is the least common, a Bifrost disc with a rope twist border on a heavy curb chain. Axebloom is the outlier and the most wearable of the lot, rose tone hoop earrings with Celtic knotwork axe heads and hinged snap closures.
The full range sits in Damascus steel jewelry, with the bands in Viking rings and bracelets. Read the Vegvisir for what the stave meant.
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Hand Forged
Heated, hammered and ground by hand.
Engraving available
Names, dates or Norse runes on most pieces.
