Norse Bird Wrist Torc

Inspired by the jewellery of the Viking Age and the Celtic world, this elegant wrist torc features a beautifully twisted band terminating in a pair of stylised bird heads. Birds held deep symbolic significance across many early medieval cultures, often representing wisdom, guidance, protection, and a connection between the earthly and spiritual realms.

The bracelet's rope-like twist creates a timeless and authentic appearance, while the finely detailed bird-head terminals add a distinctive touch inspired by historical art and metalwork. The open-ended design allows for comfortable wear and makes this piece suitable for a wide range of wrist sizes.

Whether worn as part of a reenactment kit, a fantasy costume, or simply as an everyday accessory, this torc offers a striking blend of historical inspiration and wearable style.

Torc Opening (Adjustable): ~2 cm
Internal Diameters: ~6 cm

Please note that the above measurements of the torc are default sizes, the torc is adjustable and should bend ONCE to fit the wearer.

Never bend your torc when taking it on and off. You may need to do it the first time but take great care. Flexing of the metal can cause a lot of stress and your torc may break. When you bend metal it tends to harden and become brittle. You may have experienced this first hand if you have ever wanted to break off a piece of wire for something and you did this by bending it back and forth until it broke. The same thing can happen to a torc. Find the fleshy part at the front of your wrist. It is a few centimeters down between your bones. Place one end of the torc there and push it into your flesh as you slip/roll the rest of the torc around the back of your wrist. Simply repeat this to remove. It is not exactly a comfortable procedure but it will prolong the life of your torc.