Something very unique in this design, something a bit more substantial than the other bracelets in our collection, absolutely a head turner and something we were amazed and impressed by!
Adorned with Celtic knots and fine detail this bracelet has a very impressive sprung bears head which bites hard on the latch loop to make a strong closure but is a beautiful thing to behold in design!
This new design has a fabulous chainmail chain with smooth running lines and flexibility super comfortable and easy to wear.
Historically, the bear was not just a creature of the wild for the Norse people. It was a spiritual guide, a symbol of strength, wisdom, and the delicate balance between the natural world and the spirit realm.
Among the ancient Germanic peoples who spread from Scandinavia to most of Europe from the 19th century BC, bears were considered an emblem of strength, courage and invincibility, the totemic animal par excellence.
Bears were often seen as a symbol of motherhood. They are known for being fiercely protective of their young, and their milk is particularly rich. Celts venerated the bear goddess, Artio. Like a mother bear they believed she offered protection.
This bracelet looks great alone or accompanied by other wristbands and bracelets for a real rock n roll look check out our shop for more pieces to layer it up with !
Something very unique in this design, something a bit more substantial than the other bracelets in our collection, absolutely a head turner and something we were amazed and impressed by!
Adorned with Celtic knots and fine detail this bracelet has a very impressive sprung bears head which bites hard on the latch loop to make a strong closure but is a beautiful thing to behold in design!
This new design has a fabulous chainmail chain with smooth running lines and flexibility super comfortable and easy to wear.
Historically, the bear was not just a creature of the wild for the Norse people. It was a spiritual guide, a symbol of strength, wisdom, and the delicate balance between the natural world and the spirit realm.
Among the ancient Germanic peoples who spread from Scandinavia to most of Europe from the 19th century BC, bears were considered an emblem of strength, courage and invincibility, the totemic animal par excellence.
Bears were often seen as a symbol of motherhood. They are known for being fiercely protective of their young, and their milk is particularly rich. Celts venerated the bear goddess, Artio. Like a mother bear they believed she offered protection.
This bracelet looks great alone or accompanied by other wristbands and bracelets for a real rock n roll look check out our shop for more pieces to layer it up with !