Draupner bronze ring

Draupner bronze ring.

In Norse mythology, Draupnir is Odin's magic ring.

It was forged by the dwarf Sindri as one of three gifts to the gods. The second gift was Mjölnir, the hammer of Thor, and the third Freyr's golden boar Gullinbursti.

Draupnir multiplies itself every ninth night by dropping eight new rings. Odin placed the ring on his son Baldr's funeral pyre. When Hermod rode the road to Hel, the realm of the dead, he retrieved the ring.

Draupnir is the symbol of prosperity and abundance, as well as of relapse and fertility.

• Material: Bronze with silver plating
• Width: 8.5 mm

Size Description:
The size of the ring corresponds to the circumference of the ring in millimeters. By measuring around your finger, you can easily see which size you need.

You can measure by:
1. Take a string or piece of paper and wrap around your finger.
2. Then mark the point where paper and string meet.
3. Measure the distance between the two points. The measurement is the circumference of your finger.
Remember that the knuckle of the finger is thicker and that the ring must come over the knuckle.