Ginnungagap Fire and Ice Tungsten Carbide Ring with Opal Stone Silver bracelet the bride and groom belong

the bride and groom belong to each other

He was bound by the gods to allow for civilization to rise

but fell in love with the female jötunn Gerðr

The weapon of choice of the Viking warrior

Odin’s Ravens: Hugin (thought) and Munin (memory) fly all over Midgard to bring information to the Allfather

Ginnungagap Fire and Ice Tungsten Carbide Ring with Opal Stone Silver bracelet the bride and groom belongIn the beginning, there was nothing. Nothing but Muspelheim and Niflheim, fire and ice, two great realms separated by a great void or gap, called Ginnumgagap. When the rime and ice of Niflheim met the unbearable heat and sparks of Muspelheim in Ginnungagap, it thawed and dripped, taking the shape of Ymir, the first being. This ring is made of Tungsten Carbide, a highly resistant alloy made of equal parts of Tungsten and Carbon. The alloy, twice as