Vegvísir - Wayfinder - stainless steel ring with runes.
The Vegvísir is a mystical, magical symbol that was presumably intended to be a "guide through life" - or represents it as such!
There are various theories regarding the meaning and structure of the symbol.
The symbol is known from the Huld Manuscript, dating to around 1880. An association with the Vikings is controversial and has not yet been proven.
The center point of the eight-spoke symbol, which resembles a Hagal rune, represents the "self."
It is suggested, among other things, that this could refer to the 9 worlds of Norse mythology:
- The Upper World: Asgard - Vanaheim - Ljösalfheim
- The Middle World: Muspelheim - Midgard - Niflheim
- The Lower World: Svartalfheim - Jötunheim - Hel
The Huld Manuscript was written hundreds of years after the end of the Viking Age.
The manuscript states: "If this sign is carried, one will never lose one's way in storms or bad weather, even if the path is unknown."
The word "Vegvísir" comes from the Icelandic language and means wayfinder!
We do not find any clear source for the origin of the symbol in the Huld manuscripts, nor any attribution to the early Middle Ages (or possibly an even earlier period).
It is also not definitively known whether it was used for navigation on ships, for example.
We therefore deliberately remain cautious here, as no verifiable evidence has been provided to date.
The magical aura, power, and strength of the symbol, however, can hardly be denied!
Solid signet ring
- Material: 304 stainless steel
- Hypoallergenic and allergy-friendly
- Signet diameter: approx. 14 mm
- Weight: approx. 18 g
The photo shows the ring from 2 perspectives - price per ring!
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