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Ring The Midgard Serpent
Itemno. 06-408
$54
Description:
15 mm wide -
According to mythology, the snake was of great importance to the Vikings, perhaps because it could be shaped into important religious symbols such as circles and squares.
As a gatekeeper to the underworld, it could guard values, and the change of ham made it immortal.
The infinite length of the midgard serpent was often symbolised by two heads, here in a triple version.
Read more about the mythology of the Midgard Serpent
This ring is a replica of a ring found at Himlingeøje on Stævns.
Celts ca. 600-0 BC.
Vikings c. 800 - 1,100 AD
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