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Mammen Style Viking Axe Bronze Pendant

Mammen Style Viking Axe Bronze Pendant

Regular price $51.99 USD
Regular price Sale price $51.99 USD
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The Mammen Style Viking Axe Bronze Pendant is a handmade axe pendant of about 7 g, offered in bronze or 925 sterling silver. Mammen style is a Viking-Age art style of the late 10th century, named after the decorated axe found at Mammen in Denmark.
Material — Bronze
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Specifications

MaterialBronze or 925 sterling silver, choose at checkout
Weightapprox. 7 g (0.24 oz)
DesignViking axe in the Mammen style of ornament
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Description

Mammen Style Viking Axe Bronze Pendant

  • Handmade item
  • Weight: 7g / 0.24oz
  • Materials: Bronze or 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 Mammen Style Viking Axe pendant made of?
It is a handmade pendant offered in bronze or in 925 sterling silver; you choose the material on the product page.
How much does the pendant weigh?
Approximately 7 g (about 0.25 oz). It is a handmade item, so the weight varies a little from piece to piece.
What is Mammen style?
Mammen style is a genuine Viking-Age art style of the late 10th century. It is named after the richly decorated axe found in a chieftain's burial at Mammen in Jutland, Denmark, and is recognised by its dense gripping animal and plant ornament.
What did the axe mean to the Vikings?
The axe was the most widely carried Viking-Age weapon, cheap to make and useful as a tool as well as in battle, and decorated examples such as the Mammen axe were high-status objects. Worn as a pendant it reads as a sign of that warrior craft.
Do you ship worldwide and can I return it?
Yes. Shipping is tracked worldwide and is free on orders over $129, and returns are accepted within 30 days if the pendant is unused and in its original packaging.