The Viking Rune Ring is a treasured relic from the Middle Ages. During this period, the mysterious symbols carved onto the rings were known as runes and served as an ancient form of communication. The rings were typically made of bronze, gold or silver and sometimes featured iron alloy bands. One edge of the Viking Rune Ring was often inscribed with names or phrases that would have had deep meaning for the wearer such as “for life” or “everlasting”. The other side usually featured various symbols representing protection, strength, loyalty and love -- a reminder to bring these traits into daily life. They served as talismans to ward off evil forces while also providing spiritual guidance and inner strength. Even today, many people use Viking Rune Rings to remind themselves that they are capable of taking action and that they are surrounded by unconditional love and support even if it is not present in their immediately reality.