Small wolf cross in silver.
In 1910, the wolf cross was discovered in Foss, southern Iceland, dating back to the 9th to 10th centuries. The original was made of silver, and a picture of it can be seen here: link
There are divided opinions on whether the wolf cross should be interpreted as a cross or as a specific Icelandic variant of a Thor’s hammer. Because this finding is unique in its kind, it is difficult to place it in an archaeological and historical context. There are similar findings from Norway, but without the wolf’s head.
Made of bronze.
A black cord is included with all pendants, which one can adjust the length of themselves.
