Moheda Thor’s Hammer, Silver
A reproduction of the Thor’s Hammer found in 1828 in the Moheda parish, in Småland, Sweden. The hammer was part of a larger treasure that was placed in a clay urn and buried. The original find is today located at the Småland County Museum in Växjö, Sweden. The original hammer was found with a ring. Stamping triangles was a common way of decorating jewelry during the Viking Age.
- Material: Sterling Silver 925
- The hammer is rather small in size. Please check the measurements before buying
- Size: 30 x 25 mm
- Diameter of hole: 3 mm
- Does not include a chain
Original: $97.10
-65%$97.10
$33.98
Description
A reproduction of the Thor’s Hammer found in 1828 in the Moheda parish, in Småland, Sweden. The hammer was part of a larger treasure that was placed in a clay urn and buried. The original find is today located at the Småland County Museum in Växjö, Sweden. The original hammer was found with a ring. Stamping triangles was a common way of decorating jewelry during the Viking Age.
- Material: Sterling Silver 925
- The hammer is rather small in size. Please check the measurements before buying
- Size: 30 x 25 mm
- Diameter of hole: 3 mm
- Does not include a chain
