JÖRMUNGANDR BROOCH - A reconstruction of an ancient Viking Urnes style brooch.
Makes the wearer more powerful and protects him.
11 th century, Roksilde archeological site, Denmark.

It possibly represents Jörmungandr - a sea serpent, the middle child of the
giantess Angrboða and Loki. The serpent grew so large that he was able to
surround the earth and grasp his own tail. As a result, he received the name of
the Midgard Serpent or World Serpent.
When he lets go his own tail, the world will end

The Urnes style is the last of the Viking Age art styles flourishing in second
half of the 11th century. The style is named after the wooden sculptures still
present in the church of Urnes, Norway. It is characterized by animal motifs
with entwined looping lines.

Material: Bronze
Weight: approx. 13,8 g.
Size: 38 x 42 mm

Production technology – completely hand-made bronze brooch, made in authentic
smiting technique (lost-wax technique) used by late iron age craftsman for
creating.

Our bronze jewelry is antiqued lightly, and bronze will tarnish, or patina
over time. To maintain the golden color, clean with Silver cream and rinse with
water and store in the anti-tarnish bag that it comes in. Do not dip in liquid
anti tarnish cleaners.

Each "Argentum Sorbus" jewelry has a description on English and a beautiful
box for storage or giving as a gift.