The Viking amulet pendant has a long and fascinating history, stretching back centuries to the Viking Age of Scandinavia. These powerful pieces of jewelry often held spiritual significance for Viking’s, acting as a way for the wearer to call on gods or such supernatural forces of nature for protection or aid. These amulets were crafted from a variety of materials such as metal, wood or stone, and were often adorned with powerful symbols that denote strength in battle. The best known example is the Valknut, comprised of three interlocking triangles which represents the cycle between life and death, while other popular designs included dragon heads and stylised animals like wolves. Whether worn as an heirloom of protection or simply enjoyed for their intricate designs, Viking amulet pendants offer an evocative glimpse into an intriguing culture.