Unearthed in Birsay, Orkney, and dating back to the 11th century, this bear tooth rune pendant is a replica of a remarkable Viking artifact. Found in the region where the Norse settled Scotland and inscribed with their runes, this pendant stands as a powerful link between the Viking settlers and their spiritual traditions. The original bears a runic inscription, now carefully reproduced on our replica, which is carved from real bear tooth sourced ethically from Canada.
The Runes Read:
"Futhark"
In Norse and Scandinavian folklore from later in time, bear teeth were worn as talismans—symbols of strength and hunting prowess in the "Trolldom" tradition. Whether for luck in the wild, spiritual protection, or honoring ancestral traditions, this rune pendant carries with it the primal force of the North.
Rune Pendant from the Orkney Islands
Based on a genuine Viking Age archaeological find from Orkney, Scotland
Crafted from real bear tooth, just like the original
Runic inscription replicated from the historical piece
Tied to Norse settlers and magical traditions of the Viking world
Perfect for collectors, spiritual practitioners, or those drawn to ancient Norse symbolism
Product Information
Pendant Size: 3 inches
Material: Genuine Bear Tooth (ethically sourced from Canada)
Necklace Length: 24" leather cord or 18" with beads
Made in: Northern Europe (pendant), Canada (tooth sourcing)
