The Lady of the Rings

The pieces displayed on this page are in stock (unless specified otherwise) and directly available. If the stock is empty, a reedition is likely. Please note that some of these jewels are ones-of-a-kind and may not be reedited!

These jewels are inspired by carvings on runestones, illustrated stones, or archaeological finds. As such, these are perfect accessories for the demanding reenactors.

Hårby Valkyrja

This feminine statuette represents a valkyrie, in her aspect as a warrior.
Shield-maiden, swan-maiden, executioner of Fate, initiatress in runelore and mistress of magic, the valkyrie has many faces throughout nordic mythology.
Such characters graphically appear on amulets, runestones or other artifacts.
This pendant is an reproduction of a unique jewel, partially damaged, found in a marsh in Hårby, Denmark, and dated IXth century.

17 mm wide, 39 mm long, 15 mm thick,
3 mm loop on the backside

Birka Valkyrja

This feminine pattern is thought to be representing a valkyrie, in her aspect as a mead-bringer.
Shield-maiden, swan-maiden, executioner of Fate, initiatress in runelore and mistress of magic, the valkyrie has many faces throughout nordic mythology.
Such characters graphically appear on amulets, runestones or other artifacts.
This pendant is an adaptation of a design found on a earspoon in Birka, Sweden, and dated Xth century.

17 mm wide, 30 mm long, 3 mm thick,
3 mm loop on the backside

Speardancer

This figurine is thought to be representing a worshipper performing an odinic ritual dance, or even the god Odin himself, armed with spears and wearing a helmet topped with two ravens.
This pendant is an adaptation of a design found on a bronze embossing matrix in Torslunda, Sweden, and dated of the Vendel era, VIth century.

30 mm wide, 35 mm long, 3.5 mm thick
3 mm loop on the backside

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