Reproduction of an Icelandic Thor's Hammer, with a wolf biting onto the chain or cord. The original find is dated to the 900s.

It comes with a layer of 18K gold applied to the steel core through a process called PVD (Physical Vapor Deposition) plating. PVD plating is an advanced technique that uses a vacuum coating process to apply a thin layer of gold onto the surface of a base metal. This method produces a gold layer that is significantly more durable and longer-lasting than conventional gold plating. 18K PVD gold-plated jewelry costs a fraction compared to solid gold, making it accessible to a broader audience. It lets you enjoy the elegance of gold without the hefty price tag.

• Size: 64 x 37 mm 
• Diameter of hole: 4 mm 
• Material: Stainless Steel plated with 18 karat gold that looks like solid gold jewelry at a fraction of the cost.
• Hypoallergenic: Both the steel core and the gold plating are less likely to cause skin irritation or allergic reactions, making it a good option for sensitive skin.
  
• Does not include a chain

The original pendant was found on a piece of barren of soil in Foss, Hrunamannahreppur in Árnessýsla that is located in southern Iceland. The original find has number 6077 in the collections of the Icelandic National Museum.