Viking Axe Double Head Pendant Necklace 316L Stainless Steel ren faire Boars were often sacrificed at

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Viking Axe Double Head Pendant Necklace 316L Stainless Steel ren faire Boars were often sacrificed atThis Viking pendant necklace features a Norse Viking axe with intricate knotwork. This pendant is reversible and features the same image on both sides. Pendant height 2 1 4" Pendant width 1 1 2" Necklace length is 23 1 2" All pendant necklaces come with a stainless steel chain. An axe was the most common weapon of choice in the Viking Age and all free men and some women carried an axe at all times to protect their homes, farms, and communities. Axes