High-quality necklace pendant "Thor's Hammer" made of 925 sterling silver. The upper part of the pendant is artistically designed as a goat's head: the two horns of the goat form the eyelets of the pendant. The hammer is decorated on the front with Celtic knots and runes as well as a triqueta knot.   The pendant is partially blackened on the front, the back is ribbed. Dimensions: approx. 39 mm high x approx. 33 mm wide internal dimensions of the eyelet: approx. 6 mm high x approx. 5 mm wide weight: approx. 14.6 g The pendant comes with a noble royal necklace made of 925 sterling silver. The necklace is round and about 2.5 mm thick. We offer three different lengths: 45 cm, 55 cm and 65 cm. meaning of symbols: The Thor's hammer is also known as Thor's hammer, Mjölnir or Mjollnir. According to Norse mythology, Mjölnir was the magical weapon of Thor, the god of thunder. Hurled at its enemies, the hammer never missed its target and always returned to the hands of its master. It stands as a symbol of strength and drive. goats are a popular motif on Thor's hammers. According to mythology, Thor had two goats: Tanngnjostr (teeth grinder) and Tanngrisnir (teeth grinder). They pulled his chariot. Celtic knots have neither beginning nor end and therefore serve as a symbol of infinity or eternity. runes were used by the Germanic peoples from the 2nd to the 14th century, especially for inscriptions on stone. Most of the surviving runic inscriptions come from Viking Age Scandinavia. Triqueta, Triquetta, Triquetra or Trinity knot: This popular variety of the Celtic knot has various names. The name simply means "triangular". A triqueta knot consists of three circular arcs that are intertwined with each other. Often a circle is also incorporated into the symbol. Like other Celtic knots, the triangle knot stands as an endlessly intertwined figure as a symbol of eternity.