- Description
- Shipping
- Return
- Chain size guide
- Adjustable string
- Materials and Safety
Description
Il s'agit d'une sculpture de l'église en bois debout d'Hylestad de renommée mondiale où Sigurd tue le dragon Fafnir.
Il s'agit d'une partie du Chant des Nibelungs, une saga épique écrite vers l'an 1200.
Le pendentif est en laiton,
Livré avec une ficelle réglable
Dimensions : 36 x 25 mm
Il s'agit d'une partie du Chant des Nibelungs, une saga épique écrite vers l'an 1200.
Le pendentif est en laiton,
Livré avec une ficelle réglable
Dimensions : 36 x 25 mm
Shipping
We ship worldwide—including all of Europe, USA, Asia. Regular shipping costs 5 USD. Check our Shipping Policy for more details
Return
14-Day Return Policy
We want you to be happy with your purchase. If you're not fully satisfied, you can return your item within 14 days of delivery for a refund or exchange
Chain size guide
Adjustable string
Some of our items come with an adjustable string, which allows you to easily change the length using clever sliding loops. If the pendant photo shows a string, the item will arrive with an adjustable string; if not, it comes with a durable chain.
The adjustable string is made from a sturdy, long-lasting material that holds up for years of wear. It's especially convenient for finding the perfect fit—whether you like it tight or loose, it adapts easily to your style.
Materials and Safety
At Baldur Jewelry, we believe that what you wear should be crafted with intention — not only for its beauty, but for its integrity. Every piece we create carries that spirit.
- We work with 925 Sterling Silver, known for its purity, strength, and timeless character.
- Our brass is jewelry-grade, sourced from Italy, where it’s made under strict European standards — free from heavy metals like cadmium or lead.
- We use 316L stainless steel, nickel-free and safe for sensitive skin.
We are committed to an environmentally mindful process. In our lost wax casting, we don't burn the wax like most do - even though it’s faster. Instead, we steam it out and reuse it, honoring both the material and the earth. This slower, more deliberate method reflects who we are as artisans.
We craft with care - for you, for the piece, and for the world it’s made in.