Runes Jewelry

Magic and Mystery in ancient Europe

Since the beginning of time, man has always strived to control his prophetic vision and transcendental vision that give him the ability to analyze the condition of his life and to make the right decisions for his future.

Throughout history, this desire has led human cultures to develop many ways of achieving this goal. In the Bible, the High Priest used the Urim and Thummim. Amongst the Chinese, we find the I-Ching and in other cultures, the analysis of celestial bodies and their meanings (astrology) is used. In ancient Europe, we find the Runes, an alphabet consisting of three, eight letter series.

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Runes Ring Silver

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Runic alphabet

The origins of the Runic alphabet are hidden in the mists of time and was used by ancient Germanic tribes and nomads. The early Runic style is known as Futhark following the phonetic spelling of the first six letters in the Runic alphabet of which the oldest known example is found around 150 CE.

Beginning with the spread of Christianity in the 12th century CE, the Runic alphabet was gradually replaced by the Latin one. However, the Runes continued to be used to foresee the future and were credited with magical powers.

Runes meaning

The meaning of the word "rune" is "secret" or "whisper". In Nordic mythology, the runes were accorded great magical powers and their use was known only to an elite few.

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In ancient Nordic poems, the runes are seen as a means for healing, prediction, and soothsaying and as a means of receiving information from the world beyond. The poems tell of Odin who wanted to get transcendental knowledge and who hung himself upside down from the "Tree of the World", the "Yggdrasil". After nine days and nights, the runes were revealed to him and he absorbed their powers.

The use of Runes, because of the magical and mystical powers attributed to them, has made them a popular symbol in jewelry. Today, the ancient Scandinavian Elder Futhark is widely used as a means of prediction.

David's Rune Jewelry (pendant, ring and bracelet)

The idea behind the ring, the pendant or the bracelet, is that you choose the symbol that is closest to your needs and desires. This symbol is then incorporated into the jewelry. The symbol empowers those elements or strengths that you seek in life.

One of the things that brought me to create these pieces of jewelry is the strong bond with nature. The letters and symbols are directly related to the powers of nature that those ancient individuals lived by.

The style which I used to design the jewelry reflects that same vision and perception from which the original symbols and traditions developed - precision and authenticity so that each of you will feel that the jewelry was created by an ancient Nordic goldsmith.

Rune Pendant Silver

Price: $156 USD

Rune Pendant Gold

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Runes Ring Silver

Price: $171 USD

Runes Ring Gold

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The Meaning of Each Rune

FEOH(f), FORTUNE	Rune sacred to Freya, Goddess of fecundity and love. A fulfillment rune of good fortune, material stability, security, wealth. "The primal cow, the sow, the fertile originating animals, our common beginning." It is essential to share good fortune with others. This rune also indicates fertility and harmony.	Good fortune, fertility and harmony
UR (U), POWER	A Rune sacred to Thor, God of thunder and strength. A rune of creativity and sexual energy. UR also represents the death of a cycle, out with the old wild ox and in with the new. May indicate a dark period with material loss or the loss of a person but new opportunities will arise from this. Opportunities, sexuality and good luck are the keywords for this rune.	Strength, power and sexuality
THORN (TH),	Rune sacred to Loki, trickster and shape changer. A rune of negative change, contemplation and conflict. Synonymous with the hammer of Thor, this rune represents: trolls, demons, giants and male power. Strength may be found by observing the past and future. As Thor was the Norse God of strength other key meanings of this rune are: security, protection and possibly good news.	Strength, protection and security
AS (A),ODIN	A Rune sacred to Odin, God of Wind and Spirit. A rune of God's blessing and joy. A time to expect the unexpected, new beginnings and communications, messengers, signals and gifts. A guarantee of harmony and order. As this rune is also representative of Odin himself other meanings associated with this rune are: wisdom, psychic power and aid from someone older.	Blessings and Joy, wisdom, Psychic power
RAIDO (R), WHEEL	A Rune sacred to Thor and thunder. A rune of personal development and transformation. This rune is indicative of journeys and travel. The journeys may be of a physical or spiritual nature, but either way will bring about some positive developments. It is also a time of choice and of making the right move to ensure all effort and energy is channeled in the right direction.	Personal development and transformation. Journey rune (both physical and spiritual).
KEN (K), FIRE	A Rune sacred to Heimdall, the underworld watcher. A rune of renewed light after a period of darkness or confusion. As a torch, this rune also represents creative fire and artistic impulse. It is a shining beacon of hope in the dark.	Creative fire and artistic impulse. Hope in dark times.
GYTU (G), GIFT	A Rune of a sacred mark dedicated to the Gods. A rune of generosity and the giving and receiving of gifts; and with the help of the Gods, kindness and aid to others. It is a gift and a greeting of peace. Partnerships and relationships are blessed. This rune also represents sacrifice and the balance of opposing factions or elements. A remnant of Gyfu gis still sent today to mark the passing of another year.	Gift giving, kindness and blessed relationship.
WYN (W), JOY	A Rune sacred to Odin. A rune of material and emotional gain, through diligence. It also indicates comfort and renewed energy. Situations will change for the better. Peace balance and harmony are the keywords with the possibility that wishes will be fulfilled. A time to re-evaluate one's plans and goals as darkness have given way to light.	material and emotional gain through diligence. Peace, balance and harmony.
HAGAL (h), HAIL	A Rune sacred to Heimdall the watcher and Mordgud, keeper of the icy bridge to the underworld. A rune that warns of illness. Hagal means hail and is symbolic of uncontrolled and destructive forces. It is a time of upheaval, discord and disruption and general bad luck. There will be setbacks and problems all which need to be endured in order to come through on the other side.	Uncontrolled destructive forces. General bad luck
NYO (N), NEED	A Rune sacred to Norns, weavers of fate and Nort, Goddess of the night who gives birth to the day. A rune of limit, limitation and patience. Keywords include: necessity, need, absence, sadness, tiredness. It is indicative of the hardship of existing on less than enough. Much hard work and patience are needed to work through the pain and strife, but the experience must be treated as a period of learning in order to overcome difficulty rather than becoming bitter. There is a warning against greed and desire as this will only prove destructive.	Warning against greed and desire. Hard work and patience need to work through.
IS (I), ICE	A Rune sacred to intensity, it intensifies any other rune associated with it. The rune of obstacles and mental blocks. It is a barrier stopping or preventing while warning against proceeding. As a beacon it is a "shining light", but stillness, patience and sacrifice of the "I" may win the prize. Other meanings include: coldness between people, lethargy, dead end, termination, strong hidden forces and blocks to thought and deed. This rune intensifies the meaning of any other runes associated with it.	Obstacles and mental blocks. Intensify any other rune associated with it.
GER (J), YEAR	A Rune sacred to Freya and Frey the bountiful couple. The rune of harvest, fertility and the turning wheel. This rune is symbolic of success, an abundant year and the cycles of nature and life. Projects will succeed although plans cannot be rushed and patience must be observed. Effort reaps its reward. Other meanings include: the sacred marriage between heaven and earth, thriving crops, generosity of kings and prosperity. "When the harvest comes - celebrate!".	Success and abundant year. Effort reaps its reward.
YR or EOH (el), YEW	A Rune sacred to Odin, who gathered the dead souls for their journey to Valhalla or the underworld. As with the 13th card of death in the tarot deck, this rune is also symbolic of death, but death in the sense of a cycle of life. It highlights the importance of death in human life as in death, regeneration and rebirth. This rune is symbolic of the gate to the underworld. Patience is needed to work through a period of stagnation. Old ways will pass giving rise to the new.	Symbol of death in the sense of a cycle of life. Regeneration and rebirth. Old ways will pass giving rise to new ones.
PEORTH (P), HEARTH	A Rune sacred to Frigg, the "All Mother". This is a rune of mystery and things not being quite what they seem. It is a time to experience the unexpected and live for the now. Other meanings include: womb, female fertility. A game that is played between "desire and destiny". A rune of revelation.	Rune of mystery. Experience the unexpected and live the now.
EOIH or AQUIZI (Z), PROTECTION	A Rune sacred to Heimdall, the watcher. A Rune symbolic of protection and shelter. Temptation may be put in the way of an individual, but this is to be resisted. Emotions must be contained and pain and strife overcome in order to move forward. Other meanings include: new beginnings, protect what has been worked for, the hand sign to ward off evil, divine aspirations, elk-sedge a plant which hurts anyone who touches it and a strong symbol of protection.	Protection and shelter. Overcome pain to move forward.
SIGEL (S), SUN	A Rune sacred to Balder, the beautiful God and the Solar Wheel. A rune of health, wealth and happiness and contact with one's higher self. Now is the time to use the sun's energy for regeneration and reveal secrets that are hidden. Other meanings include: creativity, guidance particularly of sailors, spiritual power to "resist disintegration", the light of the world and positive beneficial magic.	Rune of health, wealth and happiness and contact with one's higher self.
TYR (t), TRY (God of War)	A Rune sacred to Tyr, Lord of the Heavens and war leader. A rune of bravery and steadfastness in the face of any adversity. New partnerships will produce great things. This is a rune of energy, contentment and passion and it is a much-used talisman. Other meanings include: a brave and noble death, self-knowledge, faith, victory and success in law and war.	A rune of bravery and steadfastness in the face of any adversity.
BEORC (B), BIRTH	A Rune sacred to the Earth Goddess. This is a rune of new birth and new beginnings. Although it can be indicative of an actual birth or marriage it can also refer to personal growth and development and the prosperity of an enterprise. It can indicate the start of something special and to facilitate this, doubts must be cleansed before moving forward. Other meanings include: fertility in the bodily sense, beauty and the breasts of the Earth Goddess.	Rune of new birth and new beginnings. Doubts must cleansed before moving forward.
EH (e), HORSE	A Rune sacred to Frey, Summer sun and the erect penis. This is a rune of travel and change, possibly of job, career, residence or maybe all three. This rune brings a message from the Gods and rank, pride, happiness and an aid to the restless. It may also indicate spiritual journeys and faith in one's destiny.
MAN (M)	A Rune sacred to Odin, the "All Father" and Heimdall, the watcher. This is the rune of mankind and all of the attributes which set humans apart. it suggests that the middle path should be sought and followed and it also refers to family matters. Other meanings include: a connection to others, mutual joy intelligence, memory and culture. Also a desire for change.	All the makes humans apart. Suggest that the MIDDLE PATH should be sought.
LAGU (L), WATER	A Rune sacred to Njord, God of the wealth of the sea. This is the rune of unconscious intuition and mystery. It can be indicative of some levels of psychic ability and the courage to trust in hunches. It can mean success in travel, also gains made at the expense of loss. Other meanings include: the ebb and the flow of the tides, waves, seas and lakes and the power of green growth bursting through the soil.	This is the rune of unconscious intuition and mystery.
ING (ng), FERTILITY (The God Ing)	Rune sacred to Frey, Summer sun and consort of Freya. This is a rune of peace and prosperity, also fertility especially male potency. It is symbolic of the erect phallus and fertilizing power. Projects, ideas and even people reach their full potential. Matters come to a head and problems are resolved. The hearth and home are protected.	Rune of peace and prosperity. Also fertility especially male potency.
DAEG (d), DAY	A Rune sacred to Heimdall, the watcher. This is a rune of harmonious unexpected success. It is a balance between light and darkness; as night gives way to dawn, this gives way to a day and so on. It is a beacon of light bringing forth clarity, success and abundance in life. The time is right to embark upon a new project, but be cautious in the journey forward.	This is a rune of harmonious unexpected success.
ODAL (O), ANCESTRAL PROPERTY	A Rune sacred to heritage. This is a rune of inheritance and the discarding of traditional well-worn ways in order to move forward. It symbolizes mental and spiritual heritage, property and old traditions and family values. Other meanings associated with this rune are: the freeing of an individual from a group or clan, fundamental ideas and spiritual values. Although something may have to be given up or lost in order to acquire property or an estate, the wise use of resources is indicated here.	It symbolizes mental and spiritual heritage, property and old traditions and family values but also the ability to free from those values in order to move forward.
THE BLANK STONE WYRD (FATE)	This Rune stone is blank and symbolizes something that cannot be known or cannot be controlled and as such fate will decide the outcome.	Something that cannot be known or controlled.

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