This bronze Mjölnir is a faithful reproduction of a genuine Viking Age find from Bornholm, a Danish island with a rich Norse heritage. The original was worn as a protective amulet — and that intention still lives in every casting of this piece.
 
Mjölnir, from the Old Norse meaning "crusher" or "breaker," was the hammer of Thor, god of thunder and protector of both gods and humans. During the Viking Age, Mjölnir pendants were among the most widespread amulets in Scandinavia — worn by warriors, farmers, and seafarers alike as symbols of strength, protection, and connection to the divine.
Small, solid, and satisfying in the hand — this is a piece that works equally well as a daily pendant or as part of a Viking-inspired collection.
 
Specifications:
Material: Bronze
Size: 33 × 30 mm (approx. 1.3" × 1.2")
Cord hole diameter: 3 mm
Includes: Brown leather cord
 
Note: Each piece is cast individually, so minor surface variations are part of what makes it genuine. Product photos are representative only, and slight differences in color, texture, and small details may occur.