Thor's Hammer From Erikstorp, Pewter monsters A rare piece of Viking

A rare piece of Viking jewelry with a circular knot pattern

taking its name from real artifacts found on the burial in Mammen Village

The Valknut: Compared to the three-horned symbol found on the 9th-century Snoldelev Runestone

Handcrafted by master jewelers in Europe

It was also used by Wiccans as a protective symbol while it can be found in runestones and Germanic coins of the Viking Era

Thor's Hammer From Erikstorp, Pewter monsters A rare piece of VikingThor's hammer necklace with braided leather cord and wolf heads terminals. The pendant is a replica of Thor's hammer pendant from Erikstorp, deshg, Sweden. The Wolf heads are inspired by the famous wolf cross from Iceland. Thor's hammer (Mjolnir) amulets have been worn by the Vikings for protection and to honor Thor. It was also used for religious purposes as a religious symbol to bless marriages, funerals and rituals. Design & Type: Mjolnir Necklace