Handcrafted Odin Bracelet

With passage from the Grímnismál

This handcrafted, made to order cuff bracelet is adorned with a passage from the ancient Norse poem Grímnismál from the Poetic Edda, featuring the many names and titles of Odin, the Allfather. On the front says “Grim is my name” and on each end of the bracelet is the triple horn, another symbol of Odin.

Crafted just for you in your choice of either Fine silver (.999 pure), Copper, Brass or Aluminum.

MEASUREMENTS:

✥ 17mm tall and 6 inches long. Will fit wrists from 5.5″ to 7″

Passage from Grímnismál engraved inside the bracelet:

Grim is my name
And Ganglere,
Herjan and Helmet−bearer,
Thekk and Thride,
Thud and Ud,
Helblinde and Har,
Sad and Svipal,
And Sanngetal,
Herteit and Hnikar,
Bileyg and Baleyg,
Bolverk, Fjolner,
Grim and Grimner,
Glapsvid and Fjolsvid,
Sidhot, Sidskeg,
Sigfather, Hnikud,
Alfather, Valfather,
Atrid and Farmatyr.
With one name
Was I never named
When I fared ‘mong the peoples.
Grimner they called me
Here at Geirrod’s,
But Jalk at Asmund’s,
And Kjalar the time
When sleds (kjalka) I drew,
And Thror at the Thing,
Vidur on the battle−field,
Oske and Ome,
Jafnhar and Bilflinde,
Gondler and Harbard ‘mong the gods.
Svidur and Svidre
Hight I at Sokmimer’s,
And fooled the ancient giant
When I alone Midvitne’s,
The mighty son’s,
Bane had become.
Odin I now am called,
Ygg was my name before,
Before that I hight Thund,
Vak and Skilfing,
Vafud and Hroptatyr,
Got and Jalk ‘mong the gods,
Ofner and Svafner.
All these names, I trow,
Have to me alone been given.