Hand-carved Boar amulet with Algiz rune.

Viking or Celtic style Boar amulet. The ring is made of cupronickel.
A rare work of art inspired by Norse mythology.
Hand-carved in a single copy.
Unique detailed carving.

Be sure that you are buying an item that no one else will have. Our products may be similar, but each item is unique and different because it is hand-carved.
Feel your inimitability and uniqueness together with our products.

Our unique handmade bone products are works of art and a journey into the world of Vikings and ancient cultures, which we have made available to those who value uniqueness and individuality. Each specimen we make is a unique mosaic of symbols carved from bone that takes us back to the days of the fine artisans of the past.

Our products are created with a love for details and a desire to share the beauty and magic of the ancient world.
They are unique cultural artifacts that are deeply rooted in the history and symbolism of their respective eras.

Moose antlers hand carved.
No animals were injured. In November - December, the moose sheds its old horns. In April - May, the animals begin to grow new horns.
We find them in the forest, process them, and make unique things for you.

PLEASE NOTE if you like any item in our store and you would like to order it, but want to change some details (rune or other symbols), please contact me, and we will make the product according to your wishes.

The height of the amulet is approximately 5.1 cm (2 inches)
The width is approximately 6.8 cm (2.98 inches)

In Norse Mythology, the battle boar is one of the things that stands out.
According to Norse Mythology, the Norse fertility gold Freyr owned a wild boar that was referred to as Gullinbursti, which meant the ‘Golden Mane. Freyr’s sister, Freya, also had a boar known as Hildesvini, meaning the Battle Swine. Freya rode the boar to battle.
In contrast with the Druidic lore, the female boars symbolized generosity, as well as the nourishment of Mother Nature.

Due to their strength and durability since ancient times, the horns/antlers of animals were used in the manufacture of weapons and jewelry.

Care: do not wet, and wear with pleasure.