Silver pendant "Helmet of horror with runes" 984 Onyx

Metal: silver 925"
Average weight: 9.90 g

Silver pendant "Helmet of Terror" is an expressive and powerful amulet that contains deep symbolism and energy. The sholom of horror itself depicts the face of a terrible warrior, symbolizing courage, steadfastness and the desire for victory. This pendant expresses respect for the art of war and the desire to protect and improve oneself. It is not only a decoration, but also a powerful amulet that gives its owner courage and perseverance.

The meanings of each rune:

? – Rune Fehu (Cattle): The rune of wealth and fertility, symbolizes success, security and financial stability. In an inverted position, it may indicate material losses.
? – Rune Uruz (Bull): The rune of strength and endurance, suggests a period of activity and health. In the reverse position it may indicate physical weakness.
? – Rune Thurisaz (Veles): Represents a powerful energy that can be used for both protection and conflict resolution. When reversed, it can symbolize misunderstanding or betrayal.
? – Rune Ansuz (Message): Rune of divine connection and communication. It can indicate the gift of wisdom or inspiration, as well as misunderstanding or deception.
? – Rune Raido (Journey): A symbol of travel and movement in life, indicates new stages of development and evolution. In the reverse position it can symbolize blockage or resistance.
‹ – Rune Kenaz (Torch): A beacon of truth and inner direction that points to the right path in search of a calling in life. When inverted, it may indicate a lack of vision.
? – Rune Gebo (Gift): The rune of exchange and reciprocity, emphasizes the importance of relationships. There is no reverse meaning in this rune.
? – Rune Vunyo (Joy): A symbol of victory and joy, indicates joy in life and success. In the reverse position it can symbolize grief and loss.
? – Rune Hagalaz (Hail): This rune indicates possible sudden catastrophic changes in life, which, although may seem negative, can also clear the way for new growth and development. It reminds us that change can be part of a natural process and contribute to our personal growth.
? – Runa Nautiz (“Need”): Runa Nautiz emphasizes our physical and emotional needs. It teaches us patience and self-control when our needs are not fully met,and emphasizes the importance of endurance and asceticism.
? – Rune Isa (Ice): The Rune Isa reminds us of the need for periodic pause and waiting. It symbolizes a time of introspection and observation, when one can reconsider things from a new perspective and maintain clarity of mind.
? – Rune Yera (Harvest): The Rune Yera indicates the time of harvesting the fruits of one’s labor and enjoying success. It reminds us of nature's cycle of life and the importance of valuing every moment.
? – Rune Eyvaz (Yew): This rune symbolizes change and transformation, where the end of one stage opens the door to a new beginning. It gives us the understanding that every ending is an opportunity for a new beginning and an important step in our spiritual development.
? – The Perth (Share) Rune indicates that influence in life can be random and emphasizes the importance of making the best of what life brings and appreciating every moment.
? – Rune Algiz (Elk) protects and provides support from the Higher Powers. She gives confidence and inspiration to overcome difficulties and maintain harmony in her own life.
? – Rune Soulu (Sun) symbolizes joy, success and abundance in life. It gives us strength and harmony, which help us overcome all challenges on the way to our dreams.
? – Rune Teyvaz (Victory) indicates your readiness for victory and knowledge of your true strengths. It emphasizes your leadership qualities, rationality and ability to sacrifice for the common good. Teyvaz encourages you to enter into business with confidence and determination. When reversed, it can indicate over-analysis and loss of rationality.
? – The Berkana rune (Birch) symbolizes feminine nature and fertility. It reminds us of creativity, whether it's giving birth to a child or starting a new project. Berkana supports the idea of ​​regeneration and a new beginning, and also celebrates the role of partnership in life. In the opposite position, it can indicate family problems and control.
? – Rune Evaz (Horse) denotes movement forward in business and emphasizes gradual but sustainable improvements. She also points out the importance of teamwork, trust and loyalty in achieving goals. In an inverted position, it can indicate uncertainty and disharmony.
? – Rune Mannaz (Man) symbolizes the role of humanity in the social order and cooperation. It emphasizes the importance of moral values, identity and interaction between individuals in society. Mannaz inspires the development of civic connections and an understanding of the importance of shared well-being. In the opposite position, it can indicate self-deception and manipulation.
? – Rune Laguz (Water) symbolizes the element of emotions and subconscious processes in the runic system. It indicates deep emotional experiences and cooperation with the subconscious,and also on natural cycles and the flow of life.
? – Rune Inguz (Fertility) symbolizes fertility and independence in men. It indicates health, strength and family values, as well as the onset of a period of rest and abundance.
? – Rune Otila (Heritage) denotes the gradual transmission of values ​​and spiritual heritage. It inspires respect for the past and understanding of ancestral heritage.
? – Rune Dagaz (Awakening) indicates an important transition into adulthood and the opportunity to gain independence. It symbolizes the idea of ​​awakening and new possibilities.
? – Runa Wyrd (Mystery) promises a favorable development of all events and affairs and shines with its light in moments of darkness. This rune symbolizes the secrets of the universe and grants protection from Great Powers.