Gungnir Necklace

50 CM / 20 INCHES

DA 6,800.00

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DA 6,800.00

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Agent: Kristian Fiskaa, Licensed Travel Agent.

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Always keep the power of Odin's historic spear "Gungnir" at your chest with a stainless steel necklace made to last.

Worn in my content and inspired by Norse symbolism.

Made with fine detail

Stainless steel for durability
Detailed engravings scream power
Norse design bound for compliments
Polished finish for a true shine
Pendant size: 45*32 mm
Includes pendant, necklace & box

Features

316L stainless steel
Water, heat, & sweat resistant
Fade & tarnish free

Carry the Legacy

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Every order helps support Vikings Against Cancer.

When Odin sacrificed himself in order to discover the runes, he had simultaneously stabbed himself with Gungnir and hanged himself. It’s fitting, therefore, that when the Norse sacrificed someone to Odin, whether one person or a large group of people, they typically did so by means of a spear, either by itself or in combination with hanging. The Gungnir spear made a powerful mark in Norse history and always will.