King Chain Necklace "Viking Age" (Dual Tone)

King Chain Viking Age "Celtic Knot" – Mjolnir Necklace in Stainless Steel

Carry the power of :contentReference[oaicite:0]{index=0} and the eternal symbolism of the Celtic knot with this impressive Viking Age necklace. Designed to unite raw Norse strength with ancient Celtic mysticism, this piece is built to stand out with meaning and authority.

The artistically crafted Mjolnir pendant is adorned with the timeless Celtic Knot, a symbol of eternity, strength, and unity. This powerful combination represents protection, continuity, and the unbreakable bond between past, present, and future.

Crafted from high quality 304 stainless steel, the necklace is robust, durable, and polished to a lasting shine. It is paired with a bold King Chain that gives the necklace a strong presence and emphasizes the powerful design.

Features

Material: 304 stainless steel, durable and skin friendly
Design: Mjolnir Thor hammer with Celtic Knot symbol
Chain: King Chain, 7 mm thick, 60 cm long
Color Options: Silver or Dual Tone with silver and gold accents

Why Choose This Necklace?

Symbolism: Mjolnir stands for protection and strength, while the Celtic Knot represents eternity and unity.
Viking Age Inspiration: A design rooted in ancient tradition and warrior culture.
Strong Presence: The King Chain delivers weight, comfort, and visual impact.
Statement Piece: A necklace for those who want to wear power, heritage, and mysticism with confidence.

This necklace is more than an accessory. It is a symbol of primal strength, protection, and tradition, created for those who want to carry Viking power and Celtic mysticism close to the heart.

Thor’s Hammer (Mjölnir):
Mjölnir is the mighty hammer of Thor, the god of thunder in Norse mythology. It was forged as a gift to Thor by the dwarves Sindri and Brokkr and is considered one of the most powerful weapons in the universe. Mjölnir is known for its immense destructive power, but also as a symbol of protection. Thor used the hammer to fight the Jötnar (giants) and other evil forces that threatened the world. The hammer is also a sign of blessing and protective rituals — it was used at weddings, births, and funerals to grant prosperity and protection. In Norse culture, Mjölnir was often worn as an amulet to protect the wearer from negative influences.

Hugin and Munin:
Hugin and Munin are two ravens who constantly accompany Odin, the highest god in Norse mythology. Their names mean “Thought” (Hugin) and “Memory” (Munin). Each day they fly across the entire world, gathering information which they report back to Odin. These ravens symbolize wisdom and knowledge, as they record the thoughts and memories of the world for him. Hugin and Munin represent the mind’s ability to seek and preserve knowledge. They remind us that self-reflection and learning can be powerful sources of strength and healing. In many depictions, they serve as Odin’s messengers and are seen as symbols of clear thinking and inner peace.

The Connection Between Mjölnir and the Ravens:
In Norse mythology, Thor and Odin are two very different gods — Thor embodies strength and protection, while Odin is known as the god of knowledge and wisdom. Yet they complement each other, as do their symbols. While Mjölnir provides outer protection, Hugin and Munin can be seen as sources of inner strength and guidance. Together, these forces represent a balance between outer power and inner resilience.