Trolls Cross Viking Necklace Celtic cross Scotland (Skara Brae) 3100–2400 BCE

Scotland (Skara Brae) 3100–2400 BCE and of course from the Viking Burial ground in Gotland and Upland

When the gods sought to bind the monstrous wolf Fenrir

the Oseberg Ship burial and from the Hedeby Harbour discovery have smaller versions

Luckily I live in an area that has Millstone Grit which is great for Whet Stones

Viking Troll Cross Necklace: It is believed that a troll cross provides protection for warding off evils and magical spells

Trolls Cross Viking Necklace Celtic cross Scotland (Skara Brae) 3100–2400 BCEViking Troll Cross Necklace: It is believed that a troll cross provides protection for warding off evils and magical spells. Historically this symbol was given to people about to set off on a long journey. On arriving home the token would be hung near to the entrance of the home as a symbol of protection. Hand Forged Steel 1. 5 x 1. 5 approx 20grams with a leather Thong