Fenrir's Bite

A symbol of strength, ferocity, destiny, and inevitability.
A reminder that some forces cannot be controlled, only contained.

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The Myth

In Norse mythology, Fenrir is the monstrous wolf born of Loki.

Feared by the gods, he was prophesied to play a central role in Ragnarök, where he is destined to kill Odin, the Allfather.

To prevent this fate, the gods attempted to bind him. Fenrir broke every chain until he was bound by Gleipnir, a magical restraint forged by the dwarves of Svartalfheim.

Deceived by the gods, Fenrir demanded proof of good faith. Only Tyr stepped forward and placed his hand in the wolf’s mouth. When Fenrir realised he had been tricked, he bit down, severing Tyr’s hand.

Bound, but not broken, Fenrir remains tied to prophecy and inevitability.

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Meaning

This piece represents raw strength, instinct, and fate.

It is worn as a reminder that power cannot always be controlled, and that some outcomes are written long before they unfold.

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Craft & Quality

Crafted from durable stainless steel with a solid 58g weight for a strong, grounded feel.
Designed for everyday wear with a bold, lasting finish.
Built to feel substantial, not decorative.

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A Symbol to Carry

For those drawn to strength, instinct, and inevitability.
A piece tied to power, destiny, and forces beyond control.

Sizing Guide - Which bracelet length should you buy?

1. Use a tape or cord, wrap it around your wrist and mark the end point.

2. Lay it out and simply use a ruler to determine the length.

3. We recommend that you get a bracelet that is longer than your wrist measurement to give yourself some breathing room.

1. Use a tape or cord, wrap it around your wrist and mark the end point.

2. Lay it out and simply use a ruler to determine the length.

3. We recommend that you get a bracelet that is longer than your wrist measurement to give yourself some breathing room.

So for example, if your wrist measured 19cm, do not get the 19cm bracelet as it will be too tight. Get the 21cm or 23cm for a nicer fit.