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You can see with your own eyes, when you browse our range, the appeal of the contemporary designs, original craftsmanship and the contribution of natural materials. Loki will lead an army into Asgard to fight the Aesir gods, and will fight to the death with the Aesir god Heimdall. Fenrir will devour Odin himself, before being slain by one of Odin’s sons. He sent Hel to the underworld to reign over the land of the dead. He chained Fenrir up in Asgard using an enchanted ribbon made by the dwarves. Finally, he threw the then small serpent Jormungandr into the ocean that surrounds Midgard, which is why he is also known as the Midgard Serpent. We recommend that you get a bracelet that is longer than your wrist measurement to give yourself some breathing room.
If you want a unique tattoo from Nordic mythology, you can also combine two or more symbols in your Viking tattoo. As seen in the picture, the wearer has added a Viking axe called the Skeggox or the bearded axe along with the Jormungandr. These axes were used as tools and weapons in various Scandinavian Nordic countries where the Vikings lived. Slain warriors from the enemy side were often killed with the help of the Skeggox. Consequently, if you need some inspiration about how to make your Norse tattoo cooler, you just need to open up your mythology and history books for more details! Our bracelets will adapt to your outfits. As long as you have the Viking style, there is something for everyone! All the silver jewelry we offer is designed to be part of a coherent range, so that your bracelet will perfectly match another piece of jewelry in our collections: pendants, rings, Viking t-shirts or earrings. Something to please a loved one who shares the noble values of the Vikings. All our bracelets are adjustable to perfectly fit all wrist sizes. This imposing stainless steel bracelet is based on Norse mythology's Jormungandr, said to have encircled the world. It comes in various sizes and styles, secured with a spring design bite clasp for effortless wearing. For more information on how to accurately measure your bracelet size, please refer to our Bracelet Sizing Guide .If you are looking for a unique bracelet that speaks to you in the language of symbols, if you are looking for jewelry that goes beyond simple beauty and boasts a real charisma and an added meaning, if you care about the values that the Vikings brought to life and have lived on ever since, then you have come to the right place! From 1 July 2021 a new law is subject to VAT charge within and out the EU. The VAT exemption at importation of small consignments of a value up to EUR 22 will be removed. This means all goods imported in the EU will now be subject to VAT. Northlord has no control or responsibility of these law changes and charges.
The anchor, axe or even paracord Viking bracelet variations not only have an unusual look, they are also top of the range in terms of quality. Jormungandr was associated with the Ouroboros, a symbol of a serpent biting its own tail and forming an unending circle. While this symbol does not seem to have been particular common among the Vikings, it has appeared across cultures throughout time, being present in ancient Egypt and ancient India. The giant later explains the ruse to Thor, and explains that it is in fact a good thing that he did not succeed in lifting the serpent-cat, as Jormungandr’s huge size meant that the feat may have altered the boundaries of the universe. Please note our viking gift box is sold separately - pictures with the box included are for illustration purposes only If you are a big fan of the Thor movies created by Marvel, then you must be interested in Nordic mythology and the other gods apart from Thor. Odin, Thor, Loki and their other family members including Frigga all have wonderful stories as they get embark on godly adventures.
History of Viking Bracelets
The stainless, premium quality, handcrafted wedges combine the values and stylistic features of the old days with the demands of the modern world, with a result that is not to be missed. In Norse mythology, Jormungandr is the enormous world serpent which by the legends was tossed into the ocean by Odin himself. Finding safety and plethora of food in the ocean’s waters, Jormungandr has grown so big that he managed to coil around the land and grasp its own tail with its jaws. The power and might of this serpent has no equal, and once he was recognized as danger to all being Thor himself went to battle the beast only to find the task impossible. This serpent biting his own tail is another iconography of cycle of eternity, and once Jormungandr releases its tail the eternity shall end and the end of all worlds, Ragnarok, shall begin. In the final battle Jormungandr will find himself facing Thor one final time. Thor will fight harder than he has ever fought before and eventually pummel the Midgard Serpent to death with his hammer.
While Jormungandr is portrayed as an enemy of the Aesir gods in this story, it is hard to see him as the villain. Surely it is understandable that he would want revenge on the group of gods that treated his family so viciously. The other story from Norse mythology that involved Jormungandr is also a story about Thor. In this story Thor encounters the giant king Utgarda-Loki and performs a number of deeds for him. Jormungandr will become uncomfortable in the icy waters that surround Midgard, and make his way to the surface. His huge bulk means that this movement will cause powerful earthquakes across the nine worlds of the Norse Cosmos. This led to the saying that when Jormungandr releases his tail, Ragnarok will begin.The Greek philosopher Plato refers to the Ouroboros as the first living creature in existence. In most cultures this serpent symbol represented the circle of life, that has no true beginning or end, with everything simply transforming into something new. Jormungandr pieces in the VKNG Collection Myths About Jormungandr All the products in our shop tell a story, that of the brave warriors and legends of the North. They are artifacts that carry with them the northern mythology. The Vikings made them in the image of mythological gods and creatures such as the Fenrir Wolf or the Mysterious Northern Dragon, but also to represent more common objects such as an anchor or an axe. A pretty Viking bracelet is the perfect gift for any occasion.
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