Pagan Pewter Pendant Necklace - Runic Circle with Wolf

This runic circle wolf necklace sets a wolf figure inside a ring of Norse runic characters. The runes trace the pendant's edge while the wolf holds the center. The pairing draws on two distinct threads of Norse symbolism at once. This pendant connects two old Norse traditions, writing and animal lore. Runes carried real words and charms. Wolves such as Fenrir, and Geri and Freki, Odin's own wolves, ran through Norse myth. They stood for danger, loyalty, and raw power. Material: fine lead-free pewter Dimensions: 1 3/16 in L x 1 3/16 in W x 3/16 in D, 1 oz Cord: 33 in black cord, knot the ends to adjust length Includes: legend description card Fit: unisex SKU: PDP-2561 Collection: Vikings and Norsemen Runes as Language and Talisman The runic alphabets, known as futharks, were used across Northern Europe for names, memorials, and calendars. People carved them into wood and stone. Beyond writing, individual runes doubled as charms. Each carried a meaning that could be invoked in ritual or worn for protection. Wolves in Norse Belief Wolves held a double meaning in Norse tradition. Odin kept two wolves, Geri and Freki, as loyal companions. The monstrous wolf Fenrir threatened the gods themselves at Ragnarok. A wolf set within a circle of runes reads as strength held in balance, power framed by order. Pairing With Other Rune Pieces This pendant pairs naturally with a plain runic circle or a Mjolnir pendant from the same pewter line. Norse jewelry regularly combined animal figures with runic script on a single object. Wearing related pieces together keeps that visual tradition intact. Styling and Wearing The pewter pendant is compact at just over an inch across. It sits comfortably on the 33 in cord for daily wear or Norse-themed collecting. Care Notes Keep the pewter dry and wipe clean with a soft cloth. Avoid harsh cleaners, which can strip the surface finish. For More Reading Runes - Wikipedia Fenrir - Wikipedia Norse mythology - World History Encyclopedia