Viking Wolf Spiral Twisted Bronze Armring

✔ Viking torque-style cuff bracelet
✔ Two Viking wolf heads
✔ Represents innate sources of natural and personal strength
✔ Handcrafted in high-quality bronze

What does this jewelry represent?

The Vikings often wore arm rings in the style of this bronze torque-cuff. They were exchanged as symbols of loyalty, used for swearing oaths, and even used as currency, with chips cut off fine metal bracelets to make payments.

This bracelet, inspired by genuine Viking examples, features two wolf heads. Wolves were some of the most potent and respected animals in Viking culture and Norse mythology.

The most famous wolf is Fenrir, who is destined to devour Odin himself at Ragnarok. He represents an uncontrollable natural force. The more you try and control him, the more dangerous he becomes.

But Odin also had two companion wolves, Geri and Freki (greed and ravenous). They represent some of Odin's most challenging personal traits that he must constantly control, but also great sources of strength. It is these traits that drive Odin to acquire knowledge wherever he could find it.

Wear this wolf bracelet as a symbol of your own potent inner strength that you are harnessing.

This arm ring is designed to be flexible so that you can open it to put it on and then squeeze it close to tighten it around your wrist. Don't be surprised to hear a quiet crackling sound, but do avoid opening and closing the bracelet excessively.

Material: Bronze

Size: adjustable 16-22cm

Weight: 55 grams

Bracelet width is about 1/4" (6mm) in the main body and 3/8" (10mm) in the wolf head.  Bracelet diameter: 2.5" (6.5cm) (opening adjustable). Circumference: 7.5" (21cm).