Faint, artistically designed combination of various Celtic and Nordic motifs made of 925 sterling silver. In the middle of the chain pendant there is a wotan knot, followed by the Icelandic helmet of reverence, followed by a ring of Celtic knots and on the very outside there are various runes. dimensions: about 25 mm high x about 21 mm wide In dimensions of the eyelet: approx. 5 mm high x approx. 4 mm wide weight: approx.2 g The jewellery pendant is supplied with a black cotton ribbon. Importance of the symbols: The Wotan knot (Valknut) consists of three intertwined triangles and stands for the power of Wotan / Odin. The Icelandic "Helmet of Awe" is also known as the "Helmet of Horror". The symbol is called in the Icelandic original "Aegishjalmur" beziehungseise "Aegishjalmr". The sign was intended to protect warriors in battle and intimidate enemies. Nowadays, Aegishjalmur is very popular as a protective tattoo. Clean knots have neither beginning nor end and therefore serve as a symbol of infinity or eternity. runes were used by the Germanic peoples from the 2nd to the 14th century, especially for inscriptions on stone. Most of the surviving runic inscriptions come from Viking Age Scandinavia.