Bear Berserker

This Viking pendant features a fierce bear captured in the moment as he roars.

Pendant height 1 5/8"
Pendant width 1 1/8"
Necklace length is 23 1/2"
All pendant necklaces come with a stainless steel chain.

Berserker ( berserkir in Old Norse ) translate to 'bear shirt'. Berserkers were warrior shamans during the Viking Age who went into battle armor-less and were as crazed dogs or wolves and as strong as bears or bulls. The bit their shields and slew men, while they themselves were harmed by neither fire nor iron. This is called "going berserk".

This ring features three bear paw prints with a Celtic trinity knot work throughout.

Berserker ( berserkir in Old Norse ) translate to 'bear shirt'. Berserkers were warrior shamans during the Viking Age who went into battle armor-less and were as crazed dogs or wolves and as strong as bears or bulls. The bit their shields and slew men, while they themselves were harmed by neither fire nor iron. This is called "going berserk".

These Viking earrings feature Norse Knot work bear paws.

These earrings measure 2 1/8" long and 3/4" wide.
The french earwires are stainless steel and the dangle charms are zinc alloy.

This Viking pendant necklace features a Berserker Bear paw print with a Trinity knot.

Pendant height 1 3/4"
Pendant width 1 1/4"
Necklace length is 23 1/2"
All pendant necklaces come with a stainless steel chain.

Berserker ( berserkir in Old Norse ) translate to 'bear shirt'. Berserkers were warrior shamans during the Viking Age who went into battle armor-less and were as crazed dogs or wolves and as strong as bears or bulls. The bit their shields and slew men, while they themselves were harmed by neither fire nor iron. This is called "going berserk".

Viking Berserker Bear Paw Print Trinity Knot Stainless Steel Ring

This ring features two bear paw prints with Celtic trinity knot work throughout.

Berserker ( berserkir in Old Norse ) translate to 'bear shirt'. Berserkers were warrior shamans during the Viking Age who went into battle armor-less and were as crazed dogs or wolves and as strong as bears or bulls. The bit their shields and slew men, while they themselves were harmed by neither fire nor iron. This is called "going berserk".

This King chain is massive and makes a real statement when worn. The Byzantine chain is 6.5 mm wide and 27 inches long. The bear ends attach to a hinged ring where the the Mjolnir Thor's hammer hangs, making it easy to swap out your favorite pendants anytime. Pendant and chain made of stainless steel. Round ring clasp is zinc alloy.

Mjölnir (pronounced Miol-neer) is the name of Thor's (a Norse God) hammer. The hammer gave Thor extensive power and never missed it's mark. Mjölnir was forged by the dwarf, Sindri, in Svartalfheim.

Thor's hammer served as a weapon of war but was also used as an instrument of blessing in births, weddings, and funerals, too. The symbol can be found on many grave stones up to 1300 AD.

This pendant features a Bear head at the top of the hammer, the Elder Futhark Rune Pertho on the handle, and two wolf heads and a hammer motif at the bottom.

Pendant height 2"
Pendant width 1 3/4"
Necklace length is 23 1/2"
All pendant necklaces come with a stainless steel chain.

Berserkers ( berserkir in Old Norse ) translate to 'bear shirt'. Berserkers were warrior shamans during the Viking Age who went into battle armor-less and were as crazed dogs or wolves and as strong as bears or bulls. The bit their shields and slew men, while they themselves were harmed by neither fire nor iron. This is called "going berserk".

The Elder Futhark Rune Pertho meaning is unknown and thus carries a mysterious connotation.

Mjölnir (pronounced Miol-neer) is the name of Thor's (a Norse God) hammer. The hammer gave Thor extensive power and never missed it's mark. Mjölnir was forged by the dwarf, Sindri, in Svartalfheim.

Thor's hammer served as a weapon of war but was also used as an instrument of blessing in births, weddings, and funerals, too. The symbol can be found on many gravestones up to 1300 AD.

This Viking pendant features a bear head with green glass eyes and intricate decorative designs.

Pendant height 2 1/4"
Pendant width 1 3/4"
Necklace length is 23 1/2"
All pendant necklaces come with a stainless steel chain.

Berserker ( berserkir in Old Norse ) translate to 'bear shirt'. Berserkers were warrior shamans during the Viking Age who went into battle armor-less and were as crazed dogs or wolves and as strong as bears or bulls. The bit their shields and slew men, while they themselves were harmed by neither fire nor iron. This is called "going berserk".

This Viking pendant features a bear head with black glass eyes and intricate decorative designs.

Pendant height 2 1/4"
Pendant width 1 3/4"
Necklace length is 23 1/2"
All pendant necklaces come with a stainless steel chain.

Berserker ( berserkir in Old Norse ) translate to 'bear shirt'. Berserkers were warrior shamans during the Viking Age who went into battle armor-less and were as crazed dogs or wolves and as strong as bears or bulls. The bit their shields and slew men, while they themselves were harmed by neither fire nor iron. This is called "going berserk".

This Viking pendant necklace features a Bear inside a bear paw print on a round medallion. The backside features an outline of a fierce bear face.

Pendant height 1 5/8"
Pendant width 1 3/8"
Pendant weight 0.45 ounces
Necklace length is 23 1/2"
All pendant necklaces come with a stainless steel chain.

Berserkers ( berserkir in Old Norse ) translate to 'bear shirt'. Berserkers were warrior shamans during the Viking Age who went into battle armor-less and were as crazed dogs or wolves and as strong as bears or bulls. The bit their shields and slew men, while they themselves were harmed by neither fire nor iron. This is called "going berserk".

This Viking pendant necklace features a Berserker Bear paw print with Celtic Trinity knot work throughout.

Pendant height 1 3/4"
Pendant width 1 1/4"
Pendant weight 0.56 ounces
Necklace length is 23 1/2"
All pendant necklaces come with a stainless steel chain.

Berserker ( berserkir in Old Norse ) translate to 'bear shirt'. Berserkers were warrior shamans during the Viking Age who went into battle armor-less and were as crazed dogs or wolves and as strong as bears or bulls. The bit their shields and slew men, while they themselves were harmed by neither fire nor iron. This is called "going berserk".