Henrik Ring

At the heart of the Icelandic Wayfinder Ring lies a large Vegvisir – a post-Viking age Icelandic symbol of protection, guidance, and good luck. Represented by a series of floating eight-pointed stars, the Vegvisir, which directly translates to the ‘Wayfinder’, is often referred to as a Viking compass that boon travelers to properly navigate the open seas and wilderness.

Forged from stainless steel, the ring radiates an air of history and a hint of the supernatural. In addition to the large Vegvisir, the band is dotted with two more, each positioned on either side. The Vegvisirs, which offer direction, guidance, and protection, are a reminder of the power of faith and a token of reassurance passed down through centuries of tradition.

As one of the Icelandic symbols which are thought to promote success and bringing about to good fortune in life, the ring is a popular choice for many wishing to carry the ancient symbol’s special energy with them. Invoking positivity and a sense of security, the ring has been said to help with its wearer’s life journey to ensure they pass through their trials with features intact.

A representation of preservation and protection, the presence of the Vegvisir – both stylistically and spiritually – encircles the Henrik Ring, which is a delightful mixture of power and chic. A delight address for both men and women, the ring performs as more than a simple adornment, but a source of strength, faith, and luck for its wearer.

The Henrik Ring is an extension of thousands of years of culture, and a manifestation of the Icelandic penchant for self-determination and independence. Its wearer should thus approach life with both courage and resiliency, guided by one of the world’s oldest symbols of good luck and blessed by the positive power of the Vegvisir.

Product Details

• Material: Stainless Steel
• Style: Celtic, Irish, Norse, Viking