The Vårby Viking pendant and amulet from the 9th century is a unique piece that will transport you to the time of the Vikings and their legendary culture. Inspired by the Vårby fibula found in Sweden, this pendant embodies the essence of Viking history and tradition.
The center of the Viking amulet is dominated by a cross, which has four heads at its ends that symbolize the four directions of the wind: Nordri, Sudri, Austri and Westri. These wind directions were very important in Germanic mythology and represent the counted beings themselves.
This Vårby Viking pendant and amulet is not only a beautiful accessory, but also an object loaded with meaning. Keep the Viking tradition alive by carrying this amulet with you and take advantage of its protective and representative power of the pagan beliefs of those times.
The pendant has a width of 3.2 cm and comes included with a black leather cord, which gives it an authentic and rustic touch. Furthermore, this product has been manufactured by Pera Peris, a renowned German manufacturer that specializes in creating high quality pieces and attention to detail.
The Vårby treasure was discovered in 1871 in Huddinge in the province of Södermannland / Schwenden in the forest under a stone. In addition to the large disc brooch, two ring brooches with spherical ends in the English style and nine pendants in the Borre style and oriental style were found, as well as several oriental-type belt fittings.
The Vårby hoard was probably buried during the 9th century and had a total weight of 1.4 kg, with most of the objects being made of gold-plated silver. The site is located near the old waterway on which merchant ships sailed from Stockholm to Helgö and Birka in Viking times.
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