Viking Torc Gotland – Dragon-headed Neck Ring
Wear an authentic piece of Viking history with this Viking torc or neck ring, inspired by historical jewels found on the Swedish island of Gotland.
This powerfully designed neckband was worn by both men and women in the Viking Age and symbolized status, strength and connection to Norse traditions.
Based on a historical example from Gotland, our torque ends in two beautifully crafted dragon heads – a symbol of protection and strength in Norse mythology.
Vikings saw dragons as powerful creatures that represented wisdom and combativeness.
How can you wear our Gotland Torc?
- Discreetly under a shirt, as a subtle reference to Viking heritage.
- Ostentatious on the chest, as a powerful statement and eye-catcher.
- Suitable for both men and women, thanks to its timeless and unisex design.
- Flexible fit, comfortable and easy to adjust.
Features of the Viking Neck Ring Gotland
- Material: High-quality bronze, as used in historical finds.
- Design: Twisted bronze threads for flexibility and comfort, with dragon heads at the ends.
- Dimensions:
- Neck Circumference: Suitable for 35 – 45 cm.
- Diameter: 12 – 15 cm.
- Total length: 42 cm.
- Wire thickness: 4.5 mm.
- Weight: Only 56 grams – light and comfortable to wear.
- Fit: Flexible design that allows the torc to be easily opened and bent for a perfect fit.
Additional information
The torc (also called torque) is one of the most iconic pieces of jewelry from antiquity. Originally worn by Celtic, Germanic and Scandinavian warriors, the neck ring was a status symbol that conveyed courage and power.
During the Viking Age (800-1100 AD) Torcs remained popular in Scandinavia, where they were often made of bronze or silver .
Vikings wore torcs not only as jewelry, but also as status symbols and amulets. The twisted shape symbolized infinity and strength, while the dragon heads depicted protection and fighting spirit.
