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side-resting silver axe head showing engraved crack pattern

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Cracked Viking Axe Pendant – 925 Silver

SSP165

Original price was: $416.00.Current price is: $276.00.

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If the silver content is below 92.5%, we compensate 10x of the product value.

A short, asymmetric axe-head silhouette crossed by engraved fissure lines. Listed Size 33 × 22 mm; published Weight 13 g.

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Description

The cracked axe pendant reduces an axe to a short, broad head with an offset cutting edge and a network of dark fissure lines across one face. It is listed in 925 silver at 33 × 22 mm with a current published weight of 13 g.

The crack pattern is surface relief, not damage

The gallery consistently shows deliberate branching lines across the front face. Their repeated placement and darkened finish identify them as part of the design rather than a shipping crack. Side views show a solid edge profile, while the lower cutting edge has small irregular notches that reinforce the worn aesthetic.

The shape may evoke historical hand axes, but the product is modern jewelry and is not identified as a replica of a documented archaeological axe type. It is not a functional blade.

Published facts without invented axes

Material: 925 Silver, as listed
Listed Size: 33 × 22 mm; axes are not separately defined
Published Weight: 13 g
Surface: engraved dark fissure pattern
Chain: inclusion is not published

The listed 13 g weight is the current reference for chain planning and wearing comfort.

Wear it as a compact offset silhouette

The top loop sits above the narrow side of the axe head, so the broad blade hangs slightly off center. Compare the listed dimensions with a pendant you own and verify clasp passage through the loop instead of assuming the chain in the photographs is included.

Use a soft cloth over the broad surfaces. Avoid polishing compounds inside the fissure lines if you want to preserve their darker contrast, and keep the notched edge away from softer jewelry during storage.