Handcrafted Odin and Ravens Ring - Sterling Silver

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All handcrafted items are individually made to order by an artisan. Please allow 5-7 working days for your personal piece to be crafted. Due to complete creation of each item by hand, some pieces are not stamped with a 925 mark. If you have any special requests or for this item to be made in Yellow or White Gold, please contact our customer care. This ring can be custom sized.

Genuine handcrafted 925 Sterling Silver signet ring with Odin the all-father and his companion ravens perched on each side of his helmet. Two runes are engraved on each side of the ring, Raido and Sowilo, and backside of the ring is complete with a Celtic knot pattern. This ring is smoothly polished on the inside for comfortable wear, and comes in a variety of sizes. For more information on how to accurately measure your finger size, please refer to our Ring Sizing Guide.

Odin the All-Father is the chief of the Aesir, the pantheon of Nordic Gods, and is most known for his thirst for knowledge and wisdom. Often named the Wanderer, Odin is said to travel the lands under different guises collecting stories and searching for new adventures with his animal companions. During his travels, the wolves Geri and Freki - the Ravenous and the Greedy - are the hunters, and ravens Hugin and Munin - Memory and Thought - are the scouts for wolves or Odin's informants of events happening in the world. The legends speak of Odin going as far as hanging himself from the world tree Yggdrasil to discover the runic alphabet on the end of ninth day, or giving up his eye for a drink from Mimir’s well of knowledge. These stories of wisdom and calculated sacrifice in its pursuit make Odin what he is – a wise warrior king amongst the Gods.

Product Size: Please refer to Ring Sizing Guide for size selection
Material: 925 Sterling Silver, Cubic Zirconia
Weight: 11-12g depending on size ordered
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