Aegishjalmur Ring
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If you want to protect yourself, don't go any further! The aegishjalmur is known to scare away opponents.
- The aegishjalmur offers protection to warriors
- Selected by our Viking culture specialist
- Finely crafted ring, with worked details
- Material: zinc alloy
- Refund ALWAYS possible (see our returns policy)
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But actually, why is the aegishjalmur such a popular Viking symbol ?
It actually has the ability to protect its wearer from malicious intentions and energies.
If there is one element that justifies this belief, it is its history. We will now tell it to you.
One day a warrior saw a strange mark appear on his helmet. Asking no more questions, he went into battle with his comrades... It was there that he witnessed an astonishing phenomenon.
It seemed that this mark had the property of scaring away all his enemies.
Faced with the true blessing that this represented in a world as dangerous and violent as that of the Vikings, he came to the conclusion that this was a gift from the gods: the Viking symbol of the aegishjalmur was born.
Today, its meaning has only slightly evolved. In reality, it is simply its scope that has adapted to the current situation.
Previously reserved for Scandinavians, this Viking symbol was adopted more widely by men from across the continent. In fact, everyone can find a part of their common history there, marked by hostilities, violence and fighting.
The warrior sense has not changed. The aegishjalmur always represents boldness and courage, as well as the possibility of divine intervention when the cause is just.
These are actually strong European values that this Viking symbol carries.
This ring is therefore a powerful artifact whose deep meaning resonates with many of us.
If you want to reconnect with your roots, or simply receive additional protection from a sometimes violent world, know that the viking symbol of the aegishjalmur is absolutely essential.
