• A stunning bracelet sits on a black background. This item has black wooden beads as well as red turquoise ones and between them are round silver metal patterned pieces. The main feature of it is a rune helm of awe also in silver.
  • A hand is dangling down with a bead bracelet on the wrist. This features a helm of awe bead at the front with red turquoise beads as well as black ones making up the rest of the bracelet with a few metal patterned pieces throughout.
  • A side view of a beautiful handmade bracelet. With a silver rune bead as the main piece this is then surrounded by both black beads and red turquoise healing beads. There are also metal patterned pieces interspersed throughout and it is stunning.
  • Draped over an axe blade lies a beautiful beaded bracelet. There are black wooden beads and red with turquoise running through them as well as narrow silver coloured patterned metal pieces. The main fetaure is a metal rune with an engraving.
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Bear Cave Treasure

Handmade Red Turquoise Gemstone Helm of Awe Bead Bracelet

Handmade Red Turquoise Gemstone Helm of Awe Bead Bracelet

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If you’re looking for truly one-of-a-kind Viking jewellery that can’t be found anywhere else, then this stunning Helm of Awe bracelet is for you. This bracelet has been carefully handmade by us at Bear Cave Treasure using 10mm Red Turquoise healing gemstone beads and 10mm black wooden beads. It also features the Helm of Awe (Aegishjalmur) symbol.

What is a red turquoise healing gemstone for?

The red turquoise healing gemstone is formed by volcanic rock reacting to water-brought copper deposits. When worn it is said to dispel negative energy and align all the chakras. It instils calm and inner peace.

What is Aegishjalmur?

The Aegishjalmur rune was used to protect warriors and to instil fear in their enemies. The name can be broken down into two parts: 'ægis-' meaning terror or awe, and '-hjálmr' meaning helm or covering.

What does Aegishjalmur symbolise?

The Aegishjalmur is a symbol of protection. The central circle represents the circle of protection within which the wearer is safe. The eight prongs represent protection against evil intent, perceived or otherwise, from all directions. Warriors believed that wearing this symbol would help lead the way to victory against their enemies.

Bracelet Details:

The beads are held together by an elasticated cord. With an internal circumference of around 7 inches (18cm) this bracelet would best suit a wrist measuring between 6.5 inches (16.5cm) and 7.75 inches (19.5cm).

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Carl Tracey

Very happy with the quality of this bracelet. It’s very unique. Reasonably priced considering its hand made.

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SJ Grimes

Love love love this!! Absolutely delighted with it!!!

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Tim

The quality of this bracelet is absolutely outstanding. The beads (the red ones) are truly stunning. It's a very interesting, unique and well made product. I haven't seen anything else at all like this before. It fits perfectly. Recommend. A+++++