Viking Valknut Pendant — Odin Symbol & Nordic Runes

Bring the symbolism of Valknut into your jewelry collection with this highly detailed Viking pendant inspired by Norse mythology and traditional Scandinavian ornamentation.

The central composition features the distinctive Valknut symbol, traditionally associated with Odin and commonly interpreted in connection with warriors, fate, death, and the transition between life and the afterlife. The symbol is surrounded by a circular border of Nordic runes, creating a strong and recognizable Viking-inspired medallion.

The clean raised relief provides excellent readability after casting and polishing, while the smooth rear surface offers additional possibilities for engraving, personalization, or custom markings.

The model has been carefully prepared for high-resolution resin 3D printing, lost-wax casting, and professional jewelry production, with balanced proportions suitable for necklaces, amulets, and collectible Viking jewelry.

Technical Details

• Diameter: 35 mm
• Maximum thickness: 2.4 mm
• Bail inner diameter: 3.0 mm
• Model volume: 1798.5 mm³
• Smooth rear surface
• Jewelry-scale proportions
• Clean production-ready geometry

Estimated Metal Weight

Estimated from the supplied model volume of 1798.5 mm³. Actual finished weight may vary depending on alloy composition, casting process, polishing, finishing, and manufacturing tolerances.

Features

• Valknut symbol
• Odin and Norse mythology inspiration
• Circular Nordic rune border
• Detailed raised relief
• Smooth rear surface
• Suitable for engraving and customization
• Clean production-ready geometry
• Jewelry-scale proportions
• Suitable for resin 3D printing
• Optimized for lost-wax casting
• Suitable for professional jewelry production

Suitable For

• Viking jewelry
• Norse mythology collections
• Valknut pendants
• Odin-inspired jewelry
• Viking amulets
• Nordic talismans
• Pagan-inspired accessories
• Historical-themed jewelry
• Custom engraved pendants
• Collectible Viking jewelry
• Resin 3D printing
• Lost-wax casting
• Gold, silver, bronze, and steel production