Norse Pewter Jewelry
Pendants come attached to a legend card with a 33" long cord.
These Fine Pewter Pendants are Lead Free and are Made in the USA.
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Norse Broadsword
This is a modern presentation of an ancient and respected weapon. The warrior who chose to use it had to cultivate agility in order to fight with it as it was a heavy weapon. L: 2 1/4" W: 1"
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Viking Wolf
This Viking pendant shows a wolf in the Norse style, with its body twisted and stretched almost beyond recognition. It was more than likely carried by a warrior who saw a spirit friend in the wolf. This is a reproduction of a piece that is almost 1,000 years old. 1 5/8" diameter.
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Viking Lion
The Vikings knew about lions, although they were not native to the lands the Vikings lived in. They respected the animal whose kingship over other beasts were told of in stories from faraway lands. The Lion was a symbol of invincibility, and so the Vikings, like all other warrior nations, honored its spirit. L: 1 1/4" W: 1 1/16"
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Gotland Dragon
To the Vikings, the dragon was a symbol of power and fulfillment. The dragon evokes the power of the sky, where they flew, the mountains where they lived, and the power of fire that appeared in their breath. 1 3/8" diameter.
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Viking Ship
This is a museum quality reproduction of a Norse brooch from the 14th Century. It shows the classical Viking longboat. The original was found in an archaeological excavation in Norway. 1 7/16" height X 1 15/16" width.
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More Norse Jewelry
Pendants come with a 33 inch long cord.
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Viking Warrior Helmet - Lead Free Pewter
The Viking warrior fought for the glory of his Gods and to gain favor of Odin, lord of Valhalla, where the warrior hoped to go after his death. 1 1/4" height X 1 1/2" width
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Bronze Norse Jewelry
Pendants come with a 33 inch long cord.
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Thor's Hammer with Pentacle and Accent Cabochon
The Norse God of Thunder Thor carried as his chosen weapon, the hammer called Mjollnir. That hammer's blows were believed to be the cause of lightning. It was said to be powerful enough to crack mountains and would always return to Thor's hand after being thrown. Thor's hammer is a symbol of a warrior's power; although Thor himself was known, not for his power, but for his ability to take pain without complaint, and for his strength and generosity. 1 1/4" height X 1" width
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Norse Broadsword
This is a modern presentation of an ancient and respected weapon. The warrior who chose to use it had to cultivate agility in order to fight with it as it was a heavy weapon. L: 2 1/4" W: 1"
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