Viking Bear Head Ring

Viking Bear Head Ring will represent the nobility and will be a piece that will make you stand out!

Bears are carnivorous mammals of the Ursidae family. Although there are 8 known species of bears, they are found in a wide variety of habitats in the Northern hemisphere and partially in the Southern hemisphere. Panda, Brown Bear, Polar Bear, and Sloth Bear are among the most well known bear species.

Bears live in North America, South America, Europe and Asia. Grizzly bears and all other bears alive today are descendants of a breed similar to a dog and raccoon hybrid that lived about 30 million years ago. The thick fur covering the bear’s body has a different color. The color of the bears can range from tan to black, white or brown. When they get older, their fur turns ashen.

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Bears have stocky legs and large bodies. A standing bear is about 3 meters tall. Think of a 3 meter bear, unbelievable! The weights of bears vary between 40 kilograms and half a ton, depending on the species. They are very strong animals. An adult bear can lift more than 500 kilograms. What we need to understand here is that the Viking Bear Head Ring is exactly the symbol of power!

Bears have long snouts and small rounded ears. They are shaggy, have hair and short tails. Bears are generally solitary animals. This is an indication of how innocent they are. They love both day and night. Just like some people!

Bears, also has an excellent sense of smell. Despite their heavy build, bears are excellent runners, climbers and swimmers. An adult bear can run at 65 kilometers per hour uphill, downhill or along a slope. Brown bears have enormous biting power. Their jaws are so strong that they can easily crush a bowling ball. An adult bear has the power to uproot an average tree.

Bears usually live in tree cavities in forest corners or in pits or caves formed among large rocks. Bears, which get fat by feeding abundantly before winter comes, spend most of the winter in their dens sleeping irregularly. This long sleep period is not hibernation. Climate change is a threat to all bears and their habitats, especially polar bears.  Unfortunately, people do not take enough precautions for this. The ring shows the value you give to nature. Because people do not have the right to endanger nature.

Bears are shy and careless animals. Because they are shy, they do not approach people. They can smell you from 2-3 kilometers away and try to stay away from the environment where people are.

Through their jaws, bears can easily gnaw both vegetables and meat. Bears eat deer and roe deer, except for fruits, mushrooms, nuts and various roots. It likes to eat fish and monster ants. Pandas feed only on young bamboo shoots, and Himalayan bears eat plant food as well as frogs, insects and mollusks.

The mating pattern of bears is the same as in all mammals. Bears mate only once a year. Pair-selected bears become pregnant between 180 and 250 days after mating is complete. Think for people, for a very long time!

At the end of this pregnancy, bear cubs are born. After giving their cubs a short training in hunting and feeding in bears, the cubs continue their lives on their own. In the animal kingdom, bears are most fond of their cubs. This event shows that the people who have the Viking Bear Head ring are loyal and reliable.

This affection is so extreme that many bears have been known to kill their cubs unintentionally while petting them.

So, What Meanings Did the Bear Represent in Mythologies?

Bears are one of the animals of Artemis in Greek Mythology, and young girls, called brown bears, danced in honor of the goddess at the festival held every 5 or 10 years in her temple in Arkadia. In Norse Mythology, the bear was considered Thor’s sacred animal. The warriors, called Berserk, were trying to both frighten their enemies and integrate with the warrior spirit of the bear by wearing bear skins.

In Japanese mythology, the bear is the name of a mountain god in a folk belief. In Turkish Mythology, the word meaning bear, in Siberia, “creator”, “birth”, “life giving”, was used as a name for many gods and goddesses, and was even considered an ancestor by some Turkish communities. In North American Mythology, the bear is a venerated animal mixed with fear and admiration.

It was believed that the hunter who killed the bear should drink a peace pipe to show his remorse because he feared revenge for his soul if he had to kill it. Shamans intended to wear bear skins to gain bear powers and even go to bear paradise when they died. In Jewish Mythology, the bear is shown as a symbol of the Persian king, who is associated with Evil.

In Finnish Mythology, bears, known as karhu and thought to carry the spirits of ancestors, were revered and became the national animal of Finland. In Korean Mythology, there is a legend that a god transforms a female bear into a human and marries, bears are associated with ancestors.

What Does the Viking Bear Head Ring Want to Tell Us? Let’s Learn Together!

The Viking Bear Head Ring is a sign of both seriousness and loyalty.

The bear figure on the Viking Bear Head Ring is found in almost all mythologies, as we mentioned in the text above. So it reminds us of our values ​​hundreds of years ago.

Viking Bear Head Ring will attract all eyes with its dazzling beauty. The ring will be a source of happiness for you and those around you with the energy it emits. Viking Bear Head Ring is crafted with the highest quality materials by our fun designers.

The Viking Bear Head Ring is suitable for any style of clothing. Therefore, it is a very useful piece and you can combine it with any outfit you want. If you are thinking of buying a gift, this ring will be the best choice for you, with its historical and spiritual value!

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Item Details

Material: 10K & 14K & 18K Solid Gold
Ring Diameter: 2.10cm (0.80 inch)

10K = 8.00 gr
14K = 9.00 gr
18K = 11.00 gr

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