Collection: Beard Beads

The origin of beard beads is Norse and Viking. Before a fight warriors would put small metal or bone beads into their beard to secure it. The beads were not simply pretty to look at. They kept the hair in bad weather, and identified you, your honor, and your strength. A lot of Viking chiefs used to wear beads with carved runes, knot patterns and animal images to demonstrate their ideas and their success. Beard beads over time came to be a symbol of confidence and individuality among Norse men.

Beard beads feel the same way to-day. When they use them as jewelry, they demonstrate their fashion and connect with the warrior culture of the past. Rune designs, the Helm of Awe, the Valknut or Celtic knots are frequently used in bead designs. These signs represent security, courage, concentration, and life cycle. Putting them on as a beard or a necklace demonstrates a desire to be strong and serene inside.

Beard beads are also special accessories in the contemporary fashion that provide shape and texture. They may be a hint or a statement of a themed appearance, which can be worn on a daily basis or on a special occasion. They are simple to dress and their cultural significance adds additional significance to any clothing due to their small size. Beard beads, whether selected because of their symbolism or their looks, are a mixture of tradition, narrative and craft that any person who prefers reality and character will like.