Varg-Inspired Norse Arm Ring – Eyrarland Archaeological Replica

This arm ring viking design is inspired by the archaeological finds at Eyrarland, Iceland, from the viking age. The original artifacts, known as "Varghammer" (Wolf-hammer) or "Vargkors" (Wolf-cross), feature wolf-like motifs and were crafted as pendants and statuettes. This timeless design has been adapted into a striking armring, reflecting the craftsmanship and cultural significance of Viking jewelry from over 1,000 years ago.

Made in Germany from fine bronze material. Armrings held a special place in viking society, often serving as symbols of loyalty,  wealth, and status. They were used for swearing oaths, gift-giving, payment, and religious rituals, making them one of the most valued pieces of jewelry mentioned in Norse literature.

Arm Ring Viking Features

• Historical Design: Inspired by the wolf-like motifs of the Eyrarland "Varghammer" finds
  
• Authentic Craftsmanship: Made from high-quality bronze for durability and a classic aesthetic.
  
• Cultural Significance: Reflects the multifunctional use of armrings in viking traditions.
  
• Flexible Fit: Slightly adjustable to fit most men’s wrists; avoid repeated bending
  
• Versatile Accessory: Perfect for daily wear, reenactments, or as a collectible
  

Product Information

• Length: 18 cm (inner circumference)
  
• Thickness: 5 mm
  
• Fit: Designed to fit most men’s  wrists; slightly flexible for adjustment
  
• Material: Bronze
  
• Made in: Germany