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Loki Wrap Bracelet – Urnes Snakes

Price range: $51.00 through $233.00
Price range: $40.80 through $186.40

Magically detailed Urnes Snakes Loki bracelet on a 29″ cord.

 


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Handcrafted Loki Bracelet

On your choice of cording

Handmade with in *1-2 weeks

For the modern Loki worshipper, this Urnes Snakes Loki wrap bracelet.

This bracelet is crafted in your choice of either solid fine silver (99.9% solid pure silver), copper, brass or aluminum and rests on a 29″ deer leather or vegan cotton cord.


Viking Art underwent several stylistic phases, although they do overlap chronologically and stylistically at times.

Today, there are 6 categories known to Archaeologists and Art historians. The last phase of Viking Art is known to be the Urnes Style, which is named after the 12th Century Urnes Stave Church located in Vastland County, Norway. As such, the Urnes Style is mostly dated to the 11th and 12th Centuries and is widely distributed in the Anglo-Scandinavian sphere, from the Scandinavian settlement in England ( AD 700-1100) to the Runestones of Uppland in Sweden.

The artistic style itself is known for its animal depictions that form a distinct pattern via the use of loops, almond eyes, and zoomorphic, half-animal, half-human motifs. This can be, for instance, seen in the 11th century Lingsberg Runestones in Stockholm County, Sweden which is located on a farmstead surrounded by meadows and trees and depicts looped serpents with a Runic inscription.

The Runic inscription of this Urnes Style Runestone tells of ‘Danr and Húskarl and Sveinn and Holmfríðr, the mother and (her) sons, had this stone erected in memory of Halfdan, the father of Danr and his brothers; and Holmfríðr in memory of her husbandman.’

Much has been speculated on the meaning of the serpents and its connection to Jörmungandr and the meaning of Ragnarök, meaning a cyclical understanding of the Norse worldview in regards to life and death, as well as time itself.

FEATURES:

✥ Crafted by hand from raw, solid metals – never any alloys or plated metal
✥ Comes beautifully gift wrapped and ready

MEASUREMENTS:

✥ Amulet 36mm tall X 23mm wide
✥ Cord 29″

Cord Material

Black Cotton, Black Deer Tan

Metal

Aluminum, Brass, Copper, Fine Silver

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03/08/2023
Anonymous
United States United States

Loki Wrap Bracelet

I had my eye on this piece for a while, and I love it even more in person. This is my second item from the Wicked Griffin, and I’m sure I will be back for more.

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04/17/2022
Anonymous
United States United States

Loki bracelet

Great quality, love how it looks and feels to wear.

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09/10/2021
Joanna G.

Very nice! <3

Super lovely! I got the copper and I just love the colour and the way the blackened detail just POPS.

Items were exactly as pictured. The quality is very good. Have had no issues wearing them and have even left them on sleeping also no issue.
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This ring is so cool. Just the right size: petite, but incredibly detailed. Alice & a hookah-smoking caterpillar! Thanks!
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Love this ring! I ended up choosing to wear it on my index finger & I really like the way it looks. Thank you!
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Something I’ve been thinking about lately.

If there’s one thing I would’ve done differently early on, it’s this:

I would have invested in casting equipment much sooner.

When I started out in 2011, I spent years learning as many jewelry techniques as possible. 

And I don’t regret that, I loved it. 

It taught me patience, problem-solving, and respect for the process.

But casting was how I first learned jewelry back in a high school metals class in 1999/2000. 

If I’d trusted that foundation earlier and leaned into it, it would have saved me a lot of years of circling, experimenting, and hitting the same limits over and over.

The journey was wrong, just longer than it needed to be.

Every piece I make now carries all of that with it. 

The learning, the detours, the slow build.

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You all got me going crazy making all these fairytale + storybook rings.

But I’ll keep them coming ❤️
You bet I’m hopping on this trend 😂

Thank you @shes_sinister for the prompt!
“How do you know I’m mad?” said Alice.

“You must be,” said the Cat, “or you wouldn’t have come here.”
Eeeek! I’m so happy to add these to my shop ❤️

I’ve gotten so many requests for other fairy tales since I made the red riding hood ring, so here are some more.

I do hope you love them 🥰

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