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The Vikings were known for their courage and fearlessness in the face of danger, whether in battle or during their explorations of new lands. Embrace everything and let your inner Viking lead the way. Shop now!

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The Ankh or Key of Life is an ancient Egyptian hieroglyphic symbol that was most commonly used in writing. It represents balance and harmony in Ancient Egyptian culture. This unique necklace is perfect for those who are into Egyptian mythology and will definitely catch attention.

The Celtic Cat comfortably lies on a Triquetra - A symbol widely known and used by many cultures. To the Celts - This knot is symbolic of the threefold nature of the Goddess as mother (Creation), maiden (Innocence), and crone (Wisdom). It also represents the forces of nature (earth, fire, and water), and the three interlocking circles symbolize female fertility.

A Viking bracelet will make you feel like a Norse God. The Vikings loved their jewelry and were very skilled at making it from wood, bones, tin, bronze, iron, silver, and gold. Jewelry could indicate their wealth, status, tribe, and family membership. One look at a Viking and his/her jewelry would give clear clues to their loyalty and membership to their community. Get a piece now: https://ancientreasures.com/products/vikings-wolf-head-kings-chain-stainless-steel-bracelet-1?fbclid=IwAR0Dt8cHHcM8dv6OgvndjPqqM3OSmKmOlFwxEuW5Vh2WODNdLseQfSHLXAQ

Immerse yourself in Norse mythology with our custom Viking portrait, or make your loved ones gasp in surprise when you gift them a custom portrait. Don't forget to send us your unboxing video to get a $20 gift card! 🙌 Shop now: https://ancientreasures.com/pages/turn-me-viking

Thor's Hammer Heavy Chain Necklace uses the inspired design of the Mjolnir as seen in Marvel's Thor. Though the original Thor's Hammer has a different look, this Mjolnir necklace is perfect for every Norse mythology fan. Buy now: https://ancientreasures.com/products/vikings-thors-hammer-staineless-steel-pendant-necklace?epik=dj0yJnU9TnA4alEtTmw4dWFnZUlQcU40emt5VmVEYUJqTG5FU3cmcD0wJm49Q1VJYXN2LUxMMXlwNWRCQUNZNDVVQSZ0PUFBQUFBR1JkQ3hF&utm_source=pinterest&utm_medium=social

This Viking Runes Wooden Stainless Steel Tankard Mug is designed to look like the drinking tankards of the Vikings with cleverly implemented modern features. Drink a beer, mead, ale, liquor, or any other beverage with the confidence of a Viking! Shop now: https://ancientreasures.com/products/viking-runes-wooden-stainless-steel-tankard-mug?_pos=6&_sid=0e24f18f4&_ss=r&variant=39579813806146

Put down your sippy cup and drink like a true Viking! Any drink can be turned into a festive occasion. Whether hot or cold, you can use our Viking wooden mug however you like. Buy now: https://ancientreasures.com/products/tankard-beer...

The Celtic Cat comfortably lies on a Triquetra - A symbol widely known and used by many cultures. To the Celts - This knot is symbolic of the threefold nature of the Goddess as mother (Creation), maiden (Innocence), and crone (Wisdom). It also represents the forces of nature (earth, fire, and water), and the three interlocking circles symbolize female fertility.

The Viking Skeletal Dragon Bracelet depicts the long, serpentine body of a Nordic dragon. Dragons are considered the ultimate representation of power and strength. Buy now: https://ancientreasures.com/products/viking-skeletal-dragon-bracelet

Vikings used necklaces with animals or beasts biting onto a ring where pendants were hung. This variant consists of a King Chain ending in the heads of Geri and Freki, the wolves of Odin, that bite onto a ring with a large Mjölnir pendant. Our Viking Wolf Mjolnir necklace is handcrafted, forged link by link, and bound by a lobster clasp. Buy it now: https://ancientreasures.com/products/vikings-wolf-mjolnir-stainless-steel-king-chain-necklace?_pos=1&_sid=a067128c9&_ss=r

Fenrir was the one who would kill the All-Father god, Odin. The name Fenrir comes from Old Norse, meaning a fen-dweller. Wolves were seen as both negative and positive by the Norse people. On the one hand, they can represent chaos and destruction, while on the other hand, they can also represent bravery, loyalty, protection, and wisdom. Fenrir is an excellent symbol to be worn by someone who has faced many troubles and risen above them.