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This pendant is based on a Viking Age find from York, known as the Hiddensee treasure. Found in 1873 on the Hiddensee island, the collection consisting of 16 pendants, a brooch and a neck ring, is the largest discovery of gold Viking artefacts in Germany.
It dates from the late Viking Age, c. 10th century. The pendants include both pagan and Christian symbols - Thor's Hammer and the cross - reflecting the mixing of the two cultures. It is believed that the jewellery may have originally belonged to the family of the Danish King Harald Bluetooth
The pendant comes on a black braided cord.
Details
Pendant Width: 3.9 cm
Pendant Height: 4.1 cm
Pendant Material: Zinc Alloy
Cord Length: 60 cm
Dispatch time 1 - 2 working days
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