The marriage of Norse and Celtic symbols brings forth a unique artifact, the Triquetra with Jormungandr bangle, a symbolic masterpiece of intertwined destinies and magical heritage.

Arm rings, a significant artifact among Vikings, were often tokens of loyalty given by chieftains to their warriors. Such rings bore profound meaning, sometimes serving as vessels for sacred oaths.

This bangle, meticulously adorned with the Triquetra, a beacon of mystic might in both Viking and Celtic lore, unites with the formidable image of Jormungandr the Midgard Serpent. Legend holds that Jormungandr was cast into the ocean by the gods, where he grew so large that he could circle Midgard and grasp his own tail, a symbol of infinity and the cyclical nature of life.

In a cataclysmic twist of fate, it is foretold that Jormungandr will release his tail at Ragnarok, marking the beginning of the end of days, during which he and Thor will meet their fates in a final battle. This serpent, embodying the ultimate fear and confrontation, also represents the continuous struggle within every being.

Wearing this bangle invokes the courage to face life's great challenges, much like the Vikings who revered these powerful symbols.

Color: Silver

Weight: 16 grams

Size: Adjustable from 16 to 22 cm. Frontal width at maximum of 1/2" (12mm), tapering to 3/16" (5mm) at the back.

Materials: Sterling Silver 925

Dimensions: Bangle diameter adjustable between 5.5cm and 6cm; Inner Circumference approximately 16-17cm.