Viking Collection

The Sacred Bonds of Norse Knotwork

Our Viking Collection draws its power from the ancient Norse tradition of intricate knotwork, where every twist and turn held deep spiritual significance for the seafaring warriors of the North. These weren't merely decorative elements, but sacred symbols that connected the wearer to the divine forces of Asgard and the protective energies of the sea itself.

In Norse mythology, the Valknut - the knot of the slain - represents the eternal bond between the mortal realm and Valhalla, where fallen warriors feast with the gods. Our silver knotwork patterns echo these sacred geometries, believed to offer protection during life's great journeys. The World Serpent Jörmungandr, who encircles Midgard in an endless coil, inspires our infinity knot designs that symbolize the eternal cycle of courage and renewal.

The deep blue gemstone accents honor Aegir, the Norse god of the sea, whose realm produced the finest pearls as gifts for brave souls who dared to venture into his domain. These sapphire-hued stones represent the depths of the northern fjords where our pearls are cultivated, blessed by the ancient sea king himself. The Norse believed that pearls formed in these sacred waters carried the protection of Njörðr, god of the wind and sea.

Each hammered silver detail pays homage to the legendary skill of Norse smiths, who were said to channel the power of Wayland the Smith, the divine craftsman whose creations were imbued with magical properties. The Vikings believed that jewelry crafted with proper reverence could channel the strength of Thor's Mjolnir and the wisdom of Odin's ravens, making the wearer both fierce in battle and wise in counsel.