Uppsala Mjölnir Pendant – 10th Century Viking Age Replica in Solid Pewter
Uppsala Mjölnir Pendant – 10th Century Viking Age Replica in Solid Pewter
Cast from History
This is not an interpretation. It is a reproduction.
In the 10th century, a Norse craftsman in Laby, Uppsala, Uppland, Sweden cast a silver Mjölnir — Thor’s hammer — that would survive a thousand years. This pendant is a faithful replica of that original, cast in solid pewter in Scotland using the same compact, powerful form: broad hammer head, tapered handle, clean weight in the hand.
Mjölnir was the most sacred symbol in the Norse world. Warriors wore it for protection. Priests invoked it in ritual. Families hung it at their doors. Today it remains one of the most powerful symbols in the Northern Tradition — a declaration of strength, devotion, and kinship with the thunder god.
Comes on a black waxed cord, ready to wear.
Details
- Material: Solid pewter
- Weight: 22g
- Dimensions: 26mm × 42mm
- Cord: Black waxed cord included
- Origin: Cast in Scotland
- Based on a 10th century silver original from Laby, Uppsala, Uppland, Sweden
- By Asgard