Eihwaz Rune Charm (ᛇ) Gold-Plated – Amulet of Balance and Transition - Brass
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Eihwaz Rune Charm (ᛇ) Gold-Plated – Amulet of Balance and Transition - Brass
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Gold-plated charm with the Eihwaz rune (ᛇ) – an amulet of balance and transition
Eihwaz represents the yew tree – a symbol of immortality, transformation, and a connector between the world of the living and the afterlife in Norse beliefs. The rune supports during moments of change, when one phase of life ends and another begins. It helps maintain inner balance and peace of mind in the face of challenges.
Craftsmanship and materials
The charms are made of nickel-free brass, which is then coated with gold to achieve a noble, warm hue. The engraving of Eihwaz has been done with attention to detail, highlighting the clarity and deep elegance of the symbol. The jewelry is finished with a proprietary protective coating Infinity 8 Protect applied using a galvanic method, helping to protect the surface and maintain its elegant shine for longer. The product is not only visually appealing but also durable, performing well in various wearing conditions.
Dimensions: width 8 mm, diameter 9 mm.
Who is this amulet for
The Eihwaz rune is recommended for those who need support in going through significant life changes, such as changing jobs, moving to a new place, or ending a certain phase. It also serves well for those interested in spiritual development and wishing to deepen their own mental resilience. Eihwaz charms are, on one hand, jewelry, and on the other – a subtle reminder that within every transformation lies the potential for a new beginning.
