Goddesses: Nerthus 2 oz Ag 999.9 Cast Bar

Nerthus, goddess of fertility, earth, and nature, was worshiped as the protector of crops and the cycles of life, ensuring abundant harvests and peace among her followers. It was believed that when she was among the people, all conflicts ceased, and the land yielded plentifully.

Each year, during sacred rituals, priests would carry her statue in a procession around the island where she resided. The statue was placed on a flower-adorned cart, drawn by white cows, symbols of fertility. This ceremony was meant to secure the earth’s abundance for the coming summer. After the procession, Nerthus’ statue was ritually cleansed by slaves, who were then sacrificed, symbolizing her purification after the sacred rites.

Goddesses: Frigg 2 oz Ag 999.9 Cast Bar

Frigg, the goddess and wife of Odin, was the protector of marriages, the hearth, the household, health, and also the sky and clouds, enabling her to bring rain. She received the gift of omniscience from Odin, allowing her to see into the future, though she could not alter the course of events.

Frigg was destined to weep twice in the history of the world: first, when her son Baldur died, and second, during Ragnarök, when Odin met his demise.

Goddesses: Sigyn 2 oz Ag 999.9 Cast Bar

Sigyn, the wife of Loki, the god of fire, death and lies, was the opposite of her husband. Despite his countless mischief and infamous deeds, Sigyn remained steadfastly loyal and devoted until Ragnarok itself. She was not only his lifelong companion, but also his support during his most difficult moments. One of her most famous gestures of devotion was holding a bowl over his head to protect him from the drops of venom that dripped down on him from the snake. Her attitude symbolizes patience, devotion and constancy towards loved ones, even in the face of danger.