Viking amulet rings were a form of jewelry popularized during the Viking Age. Amulet rings were most commonly made from bronze or iron and featured many different styles of animal or botanical decorations. These decorations often corresponded to Norse mythology and beliefs in the supernatural forces of nature, such as Thor’s hammer, dragons and other creatures thought to bring luck and protection to the wearer. Amulet rings could also bear runes or inscriptions giving them special importance. These rings were often worn as charms against evil forces and could be seen on warriors who believed their power would help protect them in battle. Viking amulet rings are considered a classic example of Viking artistry, with intricate patterns and designs that still capture contemporary audiences today.