• A Silver coloured viking style axe necklace is on a black background. The pendant has an intricate design egfraved on the axe head which is a wolf. The item is attached to a chain which is also silver in colour and is stainless steel
  • A close up of a pendant in the style of a viking axe is lying on a wooden item. This stainless steel piece is in the shape of a axe and when you hold it, it feels solid. It is shiny to look at and had a patterned hadle as well as a design on the head
  • Sitting on a patterned axe blade is a stainless steel pendant in the shape of an axe. There is a wolf design etched onto the main part of the head and the bottom of the hadle is textured to look like the leather on a real axe handle.
  • A stainless steel axe style pendant with chain sits on a brown leather item. You can see the detailing of the wolf design and feel it when you touch it. The item is shiny silver coloured to look at as is the chain.
  • On a black surface is a stainless steel silver colured necklace. The pendant is in the shape of an axe with a design of a raven on the heaqd of it. You can see the chain which is the same material and colour and see how shiny this whole item is.
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Double Sided Viking Fenrir Wolf and Raven Stainless Steel Axe Pendant Necklace

Double Sided Viking Fenrir Wolf and Raven Stainless Steel Axe Pendant Necklace

£13.99 GBP
£13.99 GBP
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If you’re looking for statement men’s Viking jewellery or a stunning Viking jewellery gift, then this stainless steel Fenrir wolf and raven axe pendant could be for you. This unique Viking axe pendant features a detailed depiction a howling Fenrir wolf on one side of the axe and a flying raven on the reverse side of the axe.

What does Fenrir the wolf represent?

In Norse mythology, Fenrir was a wolf that became an enemy of the gods until they bound him in mystical chains (Gleipnir). Fenrir managed to escape his bonds and took revenge on Odin. Fenrir represents wild ferocity and determination.

What does Odin's raven symbolise?

Ravens are essential to Norse mythology. To the Vikings, the image of Odin, the “All-Father”, seated on his throne with ravens upon his shoulder, symbolised his power to see into the future with his mind and thoughts.

Pendant Details:

Material: Stainless steel
Height: 4.5cm
Width: 2.5cm
Chain: 2mm thick and 60cm in length with a sturdy lobster clasp.
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