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Vegvisir Ornamental Symbol 925 Sterling Silver Pendant

Vegvisir Ornamental Symbol 925 Sterling Silver Pendant

Regular price $155.99 USD
Regular price Sale price $155.99 USD
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The Vegvisir Ornamental Symbol 925 Sterling Silver Pendant is a handmade 925 sterling silver pendant weighing about 18 g (0.63 oz). The Vegvisir itself is later Icelandic folk magic, first recorded in nineteenth-century manuscripts such as the 1860 Huld manuscript, not a Viking-Age symbol.
Material — 925 Sterling Silver
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Specifications

Material925 sterling silver
Weightapprox. 18 g (0.63 oz)
DesignVegvísir with ornamental detail
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Description

Vegvisir Ornamental Symbol 925 Sterling Silver Pendant!

  • Handmade item
  • Weight: 18g / 0.63oz
  • 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 Vegvisir pendant made of?
It is made of 925 sterling silver and is described as a handmade item, so small variations between pieces are expected.
How much does the Vegvisir pendant weigh?
About 18 g (0.63 oz), which makes it the heaviest pendant in this sterling silver group and a noticeably substantial piece to wear.
Is the Vegvisir a real Viking symbol?
No, and we would rather be straight about it. The Vegvisir first appears in Icelandic manuscripts and charm books of the nineteenth century, most famously the Huld manuscript compiled in 1860, where it is described as a sign that keeps its bearer from losing the way in bad weather. That is roughly eight hundred years after the Viking Age, and no Vegvisir has ever been excavated from a Viking-Age site. It is genuine Icelandic folk magic, just not Viking-Age archaeology.
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.