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Infinite Sayagata
$ 100,00 – $ 162,49Quick ViewSayagata is a pattern of interlocking manji – ancient Buddhist symbols,known to represent life and strength.
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Kali Goddess
$ 152,00Quick ViewIn the framework of Hinduism, Kali is one of the main goddesses. She is the shakti (or ‘energy’) of the male god Shiva, who is considered one of his consorts.
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Labyrinth Of The White Lotus
$ 160,00Quick ViewBased on the sacred geometric designs in Charters Cathedral. The labyrinth represents the world we live in, broad at the entrance, but narrow at the exit, so he who is ensnared by the joys of the world and weighed down by its vices, can regain the doctrines of life only with difficulty
64 grams,2 mm wearable,7.8 cm diameter
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Midgard Serpent
$ 145,00Quick ViewJormungand (pronounced “your-mun-gand;” old norse jörmungandr, “great beast”), also called the “midgard serpent,” is a snake or dragon who lives in the ocean that surrounds midgard, the visible world.
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Mjolnir
$ 90,00Quick ViewThe famous weapon of Thor was not only the symbol of destructive power of the storm, of fire from heaven, but also a protection against the forces of evil and violence.”
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Natural Shark Tooth Ear Weitghs
$ 112,00Quick ViewSome pairs are not identical since the stones are rough and unique.
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New Ægishjálmur
$ 110,00 – $ 180,00Quick ViewAegishjalmur is also known as the Helm of Awe and Terror. The overall meaning of this word might be the protection in the front. In fact, many Viking warriors once applied this symbol in their forehead and between their eyebrows for protection and victory.
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New Ægishjálmur (Knot/Small)
$ 100,00 – $ 162,49Quick ViewAegishjalmur is also known as the Helm of Awe and Terror. The overall meaning of this word might be the protection in the front. In fact, many Viking warriors once applied this symbol in their forehead and between their eyebrows for protection and victory.
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Old Ægishjálmur
$ 100,00 – $ 162,49Quick ViewAegishjalmur is also known as the Helm of Awe and Terror. The overall meaning of this word might be the protection in the front. In fact, many Viking warriors once applied this symbol in their forehead and between their eyebrows for protection and victory.