Jormungandr Segmented Viking Steel Necklace
Jormungandr Segmented Viking Steel Necklace
Jormungandr Segmented Viking Steel Necklace
Jormungandr Segmented Viking Steel Necklace
Jormungandr Segmented Viking Steel Necklace
Jormungandr Segmented Viking Steel Necklace
Jormungandr Segmented Viking Steel Necklace
Jormungandr Segmented Viking Steel Necklace
Jormungandr Segmented Viking Steel Necklace
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Jormungandr Segmented Viking Steel Necklace

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This Jormungandr Segmented Viking Steel Necklace is a stunning piece of jewelry that captures the power and mystery of the Ouroboros

  • Length: 60cm
  • Weight: 194g
  • Stainless Steel

The depiction of a serpent or dragon consuming its own tail is an old one. A symbol of the cyclical nature of things – and linked to the end of the world and immortality – it’s woven its way through time and across cultures for over a millennium.

Perhaps most famously, In Norse mythology the Ouroboros is Jörmungandr. Also known as the Midgard (world) serpent, Jörmungandr is a giant sea serpent and the child of the giantess Angrboða and Loki – the trickster of the Norse Gods.

According to the Prose Edda, Odin threw Jörmungandr into the great ocean that encircles the world. He grew so large that he surround Earth, grasping his own tail. It was said that if the World Serpent were to release its tail, Ragnarök (the end of the world) would begin.