Viking Wedding Rings

Massive and brutal it looks very impressive on a man s hand and in terms of aesthetic value it is way ahead of the classical models.

Viking wedding rings.

Usually ships within 1 to 3 weeks. 4 5 out of 5 stars 132 132 reviews 72 00. A modern take on a very classic design the claddagh ring is the ultimate sweetheart ring. Weddings typically lasted a week and family and friends traveled to the site of the wedding.

It s no secret that vikings loved their jewelry. Up until recently for historical accuracy the market offered mostly wedding bands the resurgence of vikings in popular culture. Setting the date for a viking wedding was its own little process. Viking ring over 100 different viking ring designs to choose from including the valknut ring norse rings nordic rings the mjolnir ring celtic ring designs and more.

Rings were popular with the vikings but only in the later stages. Traditionally weddings were held on friday which in norse religion is a sacred day for frigga the goddess of marriage. Material options range from alloy pewter stainless steel bronze and sterling silver. Viking wedding rings set rustic copper black bohostyle engagement bands hammered textured ornament nordic rings pagan promise ceremony terraschains.

Learn more about the claddagh here. Sterling silver and rose gold claddagh ring the heart in the center is made from rare irish gold that has been ethically mined in county tyrone under licence. 8 12mm viking wedding ring men s rugged band silver pewter band guy s fashion tree bark rustic jewelry unique gift for him fjmetalworks. Viking style mens wedding rings are made in accordance with the best viking traditions.

Viking grave sites have revealed that both male and female would wear multiple pieces of jewelry bearing anything from knotwork to animals to of course the mjolnir thor s hammer. 5 out of 5 stars 152 152 reviews 78 79. Viking artifacts include pendants bracelets rings and more. Favorite add to previous page next page.

Many gold examples of rings have being found in viking graves often sporting a uneven width with many rings being open ended possibly allowing them to fit on many different sized fingers with very little work.