This Viking torc necklace is made from solid brass and has two detailed wolf-head terminals connected by a twisted neck ring. The ring’s band has detailed Celtic-style patterns for a Viking-inspired look. Brass is durable and naturally resistant to rust, and slowly develops a darker patina with age and use. The open design can be adjusted by carefully pulling the ends slightly apart or bringing them closer together for a comfortable fit.
Historical Inspiration
Torcs and arm rings were more than simple jewelry in the Viking Age. They were used to show wealth, social ranks, loyalty, and connection to a group or leader. They were often used for gift-giving, oaths and their valuable metal could sometimes be broken into smaller pieces for trade. Similar twisted and braided forms are known from Viking Age finds across Scandinavia and the Baltic region.
Wolf Heads & Norse Meaning
The two wolf-head terminals give the ring its distinctive look and connect it with the powerful wolf imagery found in Norse mythology. Fenrir was the enormous wolf who was bound by the gods and was supposed to break free at Ragnarok. Wolves also carried associations with strength, danger, courage, and loyalty. This Norse wolf head neck ring mixes that dramatic symbolism with detailed metalwork, making it suitable for Viking-inspired costumes.
Solid Brass
Made from solid brass, this Fenrir wolf torc brass design has a substantial feel and is easy to wear. The twisted band and raised decorative details catch the light and give the piece depth, while the wolf heads create a bold look. The Medieval brass torque can be adjusted slowly and carefully, but frequent or excessive bending should be avoided to prevent damage.
Care & Maintenance
- Wipe the brass with a soft, dry cloth after wearing.
- Keep it away from prolonged moisture and store it in a dry place.
- Allow the natural patina to develop if you prefer an aged look.
- For a brighter finish, gently polish with a suitable brass polishing cloth.
Note: Each piece is individually crafted, so differences in surface texture, engraving, patina, and finish may occur. These small variations are a natural part of handmade work and give every piece its own character.
















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