Jewellery

Thor's Hammer

The most famous symbol of Nordic mythology - Mjölnir - the hammer of Thor. Mjölnir was forged from the stone of the Urals by the two dwarfs Sindri and Brokk and when it is thrown, it never misses its target and returns to the hand of the thrower. Also, It may only be borne by Thor. It is said that, in the form of a fly, Loki stabbed the dwarf Brokk, who stoked the fire in the forge, so that the hammer's shank became too short.

Today, the hammer is worn as a amulet, as a sign of strength, courage and fertility. Or simply as an extraordinary piece of jewellery.

Runes

A choice of rune pendants which were used for the fortune and magic of the ancient Nordic people . The design of our rune collection was inspired by natural forms of stone and rock. All pendants are cast from nickel and lead-free tin in the form of a stone - both powerful symbols of the element Earth - and equipped with a black cord necklace. Each individual piece comes with a description of the meaning in its packaging and how its strength can be empowered.

Viking jewellery

A collection of historic Viking pendants. Thanks to archaelogical finds, we can partake in the magic of the Viking Age. This amulets, inspired by authentic Viking art, pay tribute to the spirit of the Viking Age.

The Axe Collection

Since pre-history and early history, the axe has had various functions: it is used for working wood and stone, for killing and slaughtering (sacrificial animals), as an executioner's weapon and as a weapon of war. The magic cult function of the axe and its symbolic value as a sign of power can be seen from prehistory and early history all the way to to modern times. The axe as an attribute of a god who unleashes chaos and rules over the forces of nature. In this context, the axe is seen as a symbol of lightning flung from the heavens.

Amulets in axe form have been found as far back as the early Middle Ages. They are a powerful symbol of defence against all evil and secure the health of the bearer and their whole family . The Viking Age saw a renaissance of the cult of the axe whereby the amulets resembled common types of axe in their shape .

The axe collection of the designer Manfred Porath is based on sayings and Nordic mythology. It is inspired by discovered objects which are located in natural surroundings and in museums.

The collection includes unusual pieces of jewellery, amulets pendants, earrings etc. All axe pieces are accompanied by a signed certificate of authenticity with explanations on the symbolic meaning of the piece of jewellery.

Wearable sundials

Watch time go by as it interacts with nature . With our sundials, in a range of designs, the connection between time and the sun becomes clear, one can clearly sense the course of the day without recourse to modern technology.

Small works of art - unusual pieces of jewellery - a piece of time history.

All of these dials indicate the "TLT", the "true local time" and function according to 2 principles. They either measure the height of the sun according to the date (medallions, rings, bracelets) or they measure the hour angle of the sun (compass watch, equatorial sphere).

Each sundial comes with a guide which describes the function.