Steel Viking Knotwork Triskelion Ring
This Knotwork Triskelion Ring is intricately detailed and is forged in steel.
- Metal: Steel
- Sizes 7-13
It’s believed that the Triskele is around since the Neolithic times, which is roughly 3,200 years BC. The Triskelion was found carved into Newgrange (circa 3200BC) in County Meath, a tomb that’s older than Stonehenge and the pyramids of Egypt.
This ring also features the Valknut on the side: the Valknut has been found in artwork related to Odin, and has sometimes been called one of Odin’s symbols.
This Knotwork Triskelion Ring is intricately detailed and is forged in steel.
- Metal: Steel
- Sizes 7-13
It’s believed that the Triskele is around since the Neolithic times, which is roughly 3,200 years BC. The Triskelion was found carved into Newgrange (circa 3200BC) in County Meath, a tomb that’s older than Stonehenge and the pyramids of Egypt.
This ring also features the Valknut on the side: the Valknut has been found in artwork related to Odin, and has sometimes been called one of Odin’s symbols.
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This Knotwork Triskelion Ring is intricately detailed and is forged in steel.
- Metal: Steel
- Sizes 7-13
It’s believed that the Triskele is around since the Neolithic times, which is roughly 3,200 years BC. The Triskelion was found carved into Newgrange (circa 3200BC) in County Meath, a tomb that’s older than Stonehenge and the pyramids of Egypt.
This ring also features the Valknut on the side: the Valknut has been found in artwork related to Odin, and has sometimes been called one of Odin’s symbols.
