The Viking Slavic lunula charm amulet pendant is a unique piece that will transport you to the Viking age of Great Moravia. This pendant is a true to scale replica of an original Slavic moon pendant, carefully crafted to retain all of the detail and charm of the original piece.
The Lunula amulet, of Slavic origin, became a very popular symbol in the Baltic region during the 10th century, being especially appreciated among the Slavs, Russians and Eastern Vikings. The Lunula pendant was used as a powerful protective amulet for girls and women, bringing safety and good fortune.
This Viking Slavic lunula charm amulet pendant is perfect for those who love Viking history and culture, as well as for those looking to carry an object full of meaning and protection. Its size, with a width of 2.5 cm and a length of 2 cm, makes it ideal to use as a discreet but striking accessory.
The pendant is complemented by a 1 m long black leather cord, which will allow you to adjust it to the perfect size and wear it comfortably on any occasion. This detail adds a touch of authenticity and rusticity to the piece, making it even more special.
Manufactured by the renowned German brand, Pera Peris, you can trust the quality and care that has been put into every detail of this pendant. Pera Peris is known for its commitment to making unique and high-quality pieces, so with this Viking Slavic lunula charm amulet pendant you will be sure of acquiring a piece of jewelry that will last a lifetime.
Don't wait any longer and get this wonderful Viking Slavic lunula charm amulet pendant! Take with you the history and protective power of the ancient Vikings, and add a touch of unique style to your daily outfits. Be part of the Viking magic!
The crescent-shaped Slavic Lunula is emblematic of feminine powers and thus symbolizes the power of the moon. Among other things, the lunula amulet was supposed to ensure the protection of the fetus and protect the mother from harm.
Lunula's charm was already widespread among the Romans. Lunar pendants have been found as a symbol of the Roman moon goddess Luna since the 2nd century AD. C. onwards in many Roman settlements, camps and burial sites. Likewise, Lunula amulets were also popular among the Germanic and Slavic peoples.
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