Sterling Silver Thor's Hammer Pendant, featuring a bold Celtic knot that covers the entire surface of the piece.
Sterling Silver Thor's Hammer Pendant, is being worn on a silver chain around a woman's neck, showing that it is unisex.
Sterling Silver Thor's Hammer Pendant propped against a mossy carven stone, suggesting this design's ties to the past.
  • Sterling Silver Thor's Hammer Pendant, featuring a bold Celtic knot that covers the entire surface of the piece.
  • Sterling Silver Thor's Hammer Pendant, is being worn on a silver chain around a woman's neck, showing that it is unisex.
  • Sterling Silver Thor's Hammer Pendant propped against a mossy carven stone, suggesting this design's ties to the past.

Silver Celtic Thor's Hammer Pendant

Only $41.00
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  • .925 Sterling silver
  • Nickel free
  • Approximately 1 1/8" tall
  • Includes 18" sterling silver chain
PSS-113 - Sterling Silver
$41.00





Thor's Hammer pendants, modeled on the Norse deity's own mighty weapon, have been worn by followers of the Norse pantheon for many centuries. From the heyday of the Viking Age right down to modern times, Thor's hammer pendants have been popular amulets for strength and protection. Amongst modern pagans, it is often worn as a symbol of Ásatrú or Heathenry.

This Thor's Hammer pendant is cast in sterling silver, and decorated with sleek lines of Celtic knotwork. It measures 1 1/8" tall, and comes with an 18" sterling silver chain. Please note that the hole for the chain on this piece is quite large. If you are looking for a pendant that can hang from something more robust, like a leather cord, this would be easy to swap out.

Did you know…?
Thor was the Norse god of the storms, and his name meant "thunder". In some stories, his hammer is referred to as a thunderbolt, which would return to his hand after being thrown.

According to legend, Thor's Hammer Mjolnir, was originally meant to have a long handle so that it could be swung with both hands. The old tales say that the weapon was being forged for Thor by a pair of dwarfish brothers. In the middle of their work, Loki snuck in to their workshop, disguised as a fly. He bit one of the dwarves, causing him to draw the hammer out of the forge before the proper time. This resulted in a short handle for the hammer, so that it could only be swung one-handed. In spite of that, Thor wielded it with deadly accuracy in defense of Asgard, the home of the gods.

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    This one has a beautiful shine and weight to it. Absolutely wonderful quality with this pendant. I'll bet it's one I'll wear often.