Colección: Saga of the North — Curated Sterling Silver Viking Jewelry

Twelve Pieces. One Story.

A saga is not a catalogue. It is a sequence with internal logic — each episode connected to the next, each character carrying weight from what came before. The Saga of the North collection is built on the same principle: twelve handcrafted pieces in sterling silver, each one a fragment of the Norse mythological world, selected to sit together as a coherent set rather than a random assortment. Arm rings, bracelets, pendants and rings — three of each, covering the full range of what you wear and where you wear it. From $83, shipped from France.

The Pieces in This Collection

The Vargkors Silver Pendant — Vargkors means "wolf cross" in Swedish: a runic protective form from Scandinavian folk magic, configured as a warding symbol against the wolf and the forces of chaos that Fenrir represents. A pendant at the intersection of runic protection and Norse fear of the wild. From $262.

The Fine Ornament Armring — Fenrir in Silver Sterling — a broad armring with fine ornamental work and Fenrir as its central figure. The great wolf, son of Loki, imprisoned not because he is evil but because the gods know what he will become. An armring bearing his form is a statement about living with that knowledge. From $83.

The Fenrir Ring Gem in Sterling Silver — the wolf rendered as a finger ring, with a gemstone set into the design. From $131.

The Ravens and Elder Futhark Runes Arm Ring — Huginn and Muninn, Odin's two ravens, paired with the complete Elder Futhark rune sequence running the circumference of the armring. Thought and memory encircled by the entire runic alphabet — the two things Odin values most, expressed in the symbols he sacrificed himself to learn. From $262.

The Valknut Symbol Raven Style Sterling Silver Ring — the three interlocked triangles of Valhalla rendered in the Raven Style: the flowing, beak-and-feather line work of Viking age metalwork. Symbol of honour and death in the visual language of Odin's birds. From $143.

The Norse Ornament Algiz Rune Sterling Silver Ring — Algiz: the protective rune, shaped like an upraised hand or elk antlers, representing the life force and the boundary between the self and what threatens it. Set into a Norse ornament band. $190.

The Valhalla Sword — Runes and Cubic Zirconia Sterling Silver Pendant — a sword-form pendant with Elder Futhark runes running the blade and cubic zirconia set into the hilt. In Norse tradition, named swords carry their own fate. A rune-inscribed blade is a blade that knows what it is for. From $143.

The Helm of Awe and Celtic Ornament Arm Ring — the Ægishjálmr set within a broad armring decorated with Celtic ornamental interlace. The two traditions share the same understanding of protective power woven into geometric structure. The armring where Norse and Celtic meet. From $417.

Silver Odin's Mark Bracelet — a bracelet bearing the runic and symbolic signature of the All-Father in silver. New. $154.

Path of the North Leather Bracelet — leather and silver combined: a bracelet named for the journey rather than the destination, the wanderer's route taken without certain knowledge of where it leads. New. $154.

Sterling Silver Hati and Sköll Arm Ring — the two wolves who chase the sun and moon across the sky each day, driving the passage of time. At Ragnarök they will finally catch what they have always hunted. Until then, their pursuit is the engine of time itself. Rendered as a matched pair in sterling silver. New. $262.

Sterling Silver Heart of Mjölnir Pendant — Mjolnir at its most essential: not the hammer as weapon but the heart of protection, the thing Thor carries as guardian of all that matters. New. $166.

What You'll Find in This Collection

Twelve sterling silver pieces across arm rings, bracelets, pendants and rings — Fenrir, Hati and Sköll, Huginn and Muninn, the Valknut, Mjolnir, Algiz, the Helm of Awe, the Vargkors, and Odin's mark. A curated set with internal narrative coherence. From $83. For silver care, see our Sterling Silver Care page. For a custom variation on any of these pieces, contact us through our Custom Made Jewelry service. Shipped from France.

What is the Vargkors symbol?

Vargkors — literally "wolf cross" in Swedish — is a protective runic form from Scandinavian folk magic tradition, configured as a warding symbol against the wolf and the chaotic forces Fenrir represents in Norse mythology.

What is the Hati and Sköll Arm Ring based on?

Hati and Sköll are the two wolves from Norse mythology who chase the sun and moon across the sky, driving the passage of time. At Ragnarök they will finally catch their quarry. The arm ring renders both wolves as a matched pair in sterling silver.

Are these pieces made to order?

Yes. Most VKNG sterling silver pieces are made to order with a production lead time of 7–14 working days before shipping. Full details on our Shipping & Returns page.

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