SVAROG - Slavic symbol of the god of fire and blacksmiths

Weight, total size, eyelet diameter: 21 g, 3,5 x 3,5, 0,4 cm

The Celts, especially as the fearlessly resilient inhabitants of Great Britain and Ireland, have etched themselves into our hearts as brave warriors, mystical shamans connected to nature and makers of amazing jewellery.
Evidence that the Celts lived in our area is irrefutable, thanks to statues, jewellery, coins and writings in the Celtic script - Ogham. It is said that perhaps in Central Europe, in the time long before Christ, is their cradle.

Their culture is symbolic for us, above all with its Celtic braids and Celtic crosses with a circle.  Triskels, triads and triquetras. The number three was very important to Celtic culture. Whether it symbolised the world of gods, men and the dead, the virgin-mother-elder cycle or the forces of earth, fire and air, or birth, life and death.
A mystical Celtic energy that circulates over and over again as a sign of renewal, infinity and immortality.

We will also include a black leather cord as a gift with the pendants. However, the jewelry can be beautifully combined with stainless steel chains or rings.



✔ Stainless steel, stainless steel, surgical steel, anti-allergenic jewellery - under these names, austenitic steel with the designation 316L is hidden. It is distinguished by its resistance to moisture, even in environments where highly chlorinated water is present, it does not corrode and is therefore suitable for everyday wear.

✔ Customers appreciate its high shine, light weight, scratch resistance and strength and toughness.

✔ Other great features of stainless steel include its colour fastness and the fact that it is hypoallergenic (does not cause allergic reactions).

✔ Jewellery made from 316L stainless steel requires only minimal care, namely cleaning with water, regular detergent and a cloth, if that is even necessary.