The Viking necklace was one of the most prized possessions of the Ancient Norse people. Crafted from various materials such as cloth, metal, wood and even bones, these necklaces were large and heavy and served as a symbol of wealth and power. With intricate designs carved into pendants made from precious metals like silver or gold, these necklaces were both fashionable and meaningful. Other more modest materials were also used to create smaller, yet equally symbolic components of the necklace. These incredibly detailed pieces told stories of heroism or recounted events in Norse mythology, with vivid imagery etched into metals or fabrics. The Vikings wore these necklaces as a reminder to stay true to their warrior spirit as well as celebrate their rich culture and heritage.