Gents Jewellery

Hammer head on chunky chain – large solid pewter hammer head pendant with a genuine amethyst stone. Comes on a 20″ 4mm thick chunky chain.

Width: 44mm Height: 51mm

Supplied in a fully recyclable gift box.

Bronze Thor amulet pendant with embossed detail on adjustable black leather thong.

Amulets are worn for protection. This amulet is connected with the Pagan religion of the Scandinavians. Thor was the mightiest god waging war against the giants whom he killed with his hammer. At the same time he was a god of the home, hallowing marriage and purifying funerals with his hammer. The original hammer was found in Sweden and made in silver.

Width: 26mm Height: 46mm | Thong length (max.): 30 inch (76cm)

Supplied in a satin-lined gift box.

Thors hammer Viking pendant – This pewter pendant is a representation of Thor’s hammer and comes on an adjustable waxed cotton cord.

Bronze Viking Longship pendant – bronze pendant representative of a Viking Longship, comes on adjustable waxed cotton cord.

The travellers charm pendant (also known as Lillbjärs picture stone) made in bronze comes with embossed detail on front and an inscription on the back. Comes on a black leather thong.

The design on the front of this pendant was inspired by the Lillbjärs picture stone found in Stenkyrka, Gotland, Sweden and it dates back to the 8th century CE.

The runic inscription on the back translates as: Venture forth, safe from harm. Adjustable black leather thong.

Width: 21mm Height: 43mm | Thong length (max.): 30 inch (76cm)

Supplied in a satin-lined gift box.

Viking wolf pendant – this beautifully detailed Viking wolf pendant features Celtic knotwork and comes on an adjustable waxed cotton cord.

Silver cufflinks with St George cross. Comes in a small box.

Vegvisir pendant – made from Cornish bronze this Vegvisir pendant comes an an adjustable waxed cotton thong.

A large pewter Thors hammer pendant with embossed Celtic design featuring a triscele.

This pendant is associated with ancient Scandinavian religious beliefs. Thor was the mightiest god, waging war against the giants whom he killed with his hammer. At the same time he was a god of the home, hallowing marriage and purifying funerals.

The triscele is commonly found in late Celtic art and is thought to have some Roman influence, although fine examples are found in the native art of Ireland and Scotland. It is thought to represent the three realms of Celtic lore: the past, the present and the future. One of the most popular of Ancient Celtic designs, it survived well into the Christian period, probably because it could also be considered to represent the Holy Trinity.

Width: 40mm Height: 45mm Comes on an adjustable leather thong.

Supplied in a satin lined and recyclable gift box.