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Runes: the old Germanic letters and what their names mean
Where runes come from, how the alphabet changed in the Viking Age, what the 24 names mean in the old rune poems, and how to choose one.
Wear one. Stack the rest.
Rings, chains and earrings in stainless steel, sterling silver and gold-plated silver, made to be worn together.
New pieces
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Mjölnir pendant with gold-coloured valknut
33,90 €Price includes VAT where it applies. Business customers can enter a valid EU VAT number at checkout to have VAT removed.
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Mjölnir pendant
41,90 €Price includes VAT where it applies. Business customers can enter a valid EU VAT number at checkout to have VAT removed.
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Slim Mjölnir pendant
35,90 €Price includes VAT where it applies. Business customers can enter a valid EU VAT number at checkout to have VAT removed.
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Knotwork Mjölnir pendant
35,90 €Price includes VAT where it applies. Business customers can enter a valid EU VAT number at checkout to have VAT removed.
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Mjölnir pendant with runes
35,90 €Price includes VAT where it applies. Business customers can enter a valid EU VAT number at checkout to have VAT removed.
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Two-headed snake ring
33,90 €Price includes VAT where it applies. Business customers can enter a valid EU VAT number at checkout to have VAT removed.
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Knotwork wolf head ring
35,90 €Price includes VAT where it applies. Business customers can enter a valid EU VAT number at checkout to have VAT removed.
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Twisted troll cross pendant
29,90 €Price includes VAT where it applies. Business customers can enter a valid EU VAT number at checkout to have VAT removed.
Three metals
Every piece is labelled with its metal, so you know how it will wear and how to look after it.
Stainless steel
Hard-wearing steel that resists tarnish and copes with water and sweat.
Shop steelSterling silver 925
92.5% pure silver. It darkens slowly in air and polishes back to bright.
Shop silverGold-plated sterling silver
Sterling silver with a layer of gold on top.
Shop gold-plated
How chains sit
Chain length is measured end to end with the clasp closed. Most people wear 45 cm. To layer, choose lengths at least 5 cm apart so the chains lie in separate lines and do not tangle.
- 40 cm Close to the base of the neck
- 45 cm On the collarbone, the most worn length
- 50 cm Just below the collarbone
- 55 cm Mid chest, a common length for men
- 60 cm Over a collar or a sweater
For him
Steel and silver, cut heavier: signet rings, cable chains and cuffs.
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Anchor cord bracelet
29,90 €Price includes VAT where it applies. Business customers can enter a valid EU VAT number at checkout to have VAT removed.
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Anchor leather bracelet
29,90 €Price includes VAT where it applies. Business customers can enter a valid EU VAT number at checkout to have VAT removed.
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Antiqued rune band ring
23,90 €Price includes VAT where it applies. Business customers can enter a valid EU VAT number at checkout to have VAT removed.
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Antiqued Saint Christopher medal
29,90 €Price includes VAT where it applies. Business customers can enter a valid EU VAT number at checkout to have VAT removed.
From the journal
How to find your ring size at home
Two ways to measure, when to do it, what to do between two sizes, and how our sizes compare with US sizes.
Necklace lengths, and how to layer them
Where each chain length sits, which length suits a pendant, and how to wear two or three necklaces together without a tangle.