925 Sterling Silver Celtic Triquetra With Jormungandr Bangle

✔ Viking torque-style cuff bracelet
✔ Celtic and Viking style design
✔ Jormungandr, the Midgard Serpent, and Triquetra symbol representation
✔ Handcrafted in fine 925 Sterling Silver

What does this jewelry represent?

Arm rings were a popular piece of jewelry among the Vikings. They were given by leaders to their warriors as symbols of loyalty and oaths were sometimes sworn on these rings.

This Viking-inspired arm ring uses knotwork patterning, which was popular among both the Vikings and the Celts.

The focus of the bracelet is two serpent heads meeting at a Triquetra.

The Triquetra was a symbol of nature-based magic in both Viking and Celtic cultures and continued to represent this in modern pagan religions.

The snakes represent Jormungandr, the Midgard Serpent. He was so feared by the gods that they threw him into the waters surrounding Midgard. It was there that he grew to his enormous size. He can encircle the entire world and hold his own tail in his mouth.

He is only destined to drop his tail at Ragnarok when he will fight to the death with Thor. But before he dies, he will spew his venom into the world, poisoning it forever.

Jormungandr represents the greatest fears of men and gods. But these fears must be faced, or they can grow too big to handle.

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: Sterling Silver

Size: Adjustable 16-22cm

Weight: 16 grams

Bangle's maximum frontal width of 1/2" (12mm) tapers off to about 3/16" (5mm) at the back. Bangle diameter: 5.5cm-6cm (opening adjustable). Inner Circumference: 6-5/16" (about 16-17cm).