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Helm of Awe Symbol 925 Sterling Silver Pendant

Helm of Awe Symbol 925 Sterling Silver Pendant

Regular price $64.99 USD
Regular price Sale price $64.99 USD
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The Helm of Awe Symbol 925 Sterling Silver Pendant is a handmade 925 sterling silver pendant weighing about 5 g (0.17 oz). The eight-armed Aegishjalmur design it carries is known from later Icelandic manuscripts and charm books rather than from Viking-Age finds.
Material — 925 Sterling Silver
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Specifications

Material925 sterling silver
Weightapprox. 5 g (0.17 oz)
DesignHelm of Awe (Ægishjálmur)
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Description

Helm of Awe Symbol 925 Sterling Silver Pendant!

  • Handmade item
  • Weight: 5g / 0.17oz
  • Material: 925 Sterling Silver

What you're getting

Symbol meaning

The stave and its story, researched from the Eddas and the sagas, it ships on a card in the box, not a marketing myth.

Craftsmanship & materials

Solid stock only, 925 silver, bronze, stainless steel, oak and real horn. Hand-finished and inspected. No plated pot metal.

What's included

  • The piece itself
  • A protective pouch or sheath
  • A card explaining the symbol
  • Care & warranty card

Gift-ready packaging

Arrives ready to give with tracked worldwide delivery, a gift that carries meaning, not just a price tag.

QUESTIONS

Frequently asked questions

What is the Helm of Awe pendant made of?
It is made of 925 sterling silver. The listing describes it as a handmade item, so small variations between individual pieces are normal.
How much does the Helm of Awe pendant weigh?
About 5 g (0.17 oz), which makes it a light everyday pendant rather than a heavy statement piece.
What does the Helm of Awe symbol mean?
The Helm of Awe, or Aegishjalmur, is an eight-armed sign used as a charm for protection and for facing an opponent without fear. It is important to be accurate about its age: the symbol as it is drawn today comes from later Icelandic manuscripts and early-modern charm books, not from Viking-Age archaeology. The Old Norse word aegishjalmr does appear in earlier poetry, but there as a figure of speech rather than as this drawn design.
How is it shipped, and can I return it?
Orders ship tracked worldwide, and worldwide shipping is free on orders over $129. Returns are accepted within 30 days if the pendant is unused and in its original packaging.