A Norse pendant is the smallest thing in the catalogue and usually the first thing anyone buys. It is a mark on a disc, hung on a cord or a chain, and the mark is the whole point. Which one you pick says something, so it is worth knowing what you are putting round your neck before you order.
The marks and how they hang
Two carry the Valknut. Thricebound is polished steel with an Elder Futhark rune band on a black leather cord, and Kinbound is bronze tone with a raised triple triangle on a 22 inch box chain. Thunderknot is the Mjolnir, silver finish with Celtic knotwork and a Vegvisir crown on a 24 inch box chain. The Vegvisir appears on its own twice more: Wayfinder in silver tone with a twisted rope bezel on a 20 inch leather cord, and Wayrune with a knotwork border on a 24 inch curb chain. Awestave and Wardstave both carry the Helm of Awe, one on a blackened shield face with a knotwork border and leather cord, the other an engraved Aegishjalmur stave on a box chain. Skybridge is the odd one, a Bifrost disc with a rope twist border on a heavy curb chain.
They sit in Norse pendants, with the hammers grouped under Mjolnir pendants. For what the compass stave actually meant, read the Vegvisir.
Free US shipping
On most pieces. Heavier and oversized ones carry a flat charge.
Hand Forged
Heated, hammered and ground by hand.
Engraving available
Names, dates or Norse runes on most pieces.
