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Andvaranut |
The magic ring Andvaranut is a part of the Nibelunggold. When the dwarf Andvari was forced to leave the treasure he spelled a deadly curse over it. The ring was forged by Volund. Andvari Fafni Hreidmar Volund 
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Antler |
Frey had a deer antler without a name, which was his only weapon since he lost his self swinging sword. With the horn he killed Beli and in Ragnarok he sticks it into the firegiants leader Surt's eye before he dies. Frey
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Brising |
The Brising necklace belongs to Freya. It was forged by four dwarves and to get it she had to spend one night with each of them. Loki once stole it. Brising means 'firejewellery'. Alfrik Berling Dvalin Freya Grer 
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Bodn |
The bowl Bodn is one of three, which the dwarves Fjalar and Galar used when they were going to make Kvaesir's blood into the mead of poetry. Kvaesir
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Draupnir |
Draupnir is Odin's goldring, forged by Brokk. Every ninth night eight new rings, as heavy as the original, drops from it. Odin gave the ring to Balder, but he gave it back. Draupnir means 'the dropper'. Brokk Odin
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Dromi |
Dromi is the second chain the gods tried to tie up the Fenrir wolf with. The first was Loding, and the third was Gleipnir. The chains were forged by the dwarves. The name Dromi means 'the real chain'. Fenrir
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Eldhrimnir |
Kettle which was used by the cock Andhrimnir to boil the boar Saehrimnir. The meat is given to the hungry einheriars in Valhalla every night. Eldhrimnir means 'soot from fire'. Andhrimnir Saehrimnir
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Fallfordarv |
Fallfordarv is the doorstep in the deathgoddess, Hel's stronghold Eljudnir in Nifilhel. Nifelhel is the place that welcomes people who has died unhonorable. Eljudnir Hel
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Famine |
Famine is the deathgoddes Hel's knife. It's is probably in her dark stronghold, Eljudnir in Nifilhel. Nifelhel is the place that welcomes people who has died unhonorable. Hel
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Feathercoat |
A feathercoat is a bird smoking that transforms the user into a bird. Freya has a falconcoat that Loki often lends. Odin and the giant Tjatsi have one eaglecoat each. Freya Odin Tjatsi
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Gambantein |
The magicwand Gambantein was given to Odin by the giant Hlebard. When Odin had got the wand he made Hlebard losing his mind. Gambantein means 'magic branch'. Hlebard Odin
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Gjallarhorn |
The Gjallarhorn is the horn of the Bifrost guardian Heimdall and can be heard anywhere in the world. It shall be blown at Ragnarok. Gjallarhorn means 'the recalling horn'. Heimdall
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Gleipnir |
Gleipnir is the chain that was used to tie Fenrir up. The dwarves forged it using fish airbreath, women beard, mountain roots, cat slammer, bear tendon and birdspitt. The other two chains were Dromi and Loding. Fenrir
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Glimmering Misfortune |
Glimmering Misfortune is the deathgoddess Hel's bedhangings. It is in her stronghold in Nifilhel. Nifelhel is the place that welcomes people who has died unhonorable. Hel
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Gram |
Gram is a sword given by Odin to Sigmund. When it broke the dwarf Regin forged it together and gave it to Sigurd Fafnisbari who killed the dragon Fafni with it. Volund forged it. Gram means 'grim'. Volund
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Gridarvol |
The ironstick Gridarvol belongs to the giantess Grid. Once when Thor, unarmed was going to see the giant Geirod she lended him Gridarvol and her irongloves. Grid
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Gungnir |
Odin's spear, forged by the dwarf Brokk. When Odin threw the spear over an army that meant that they were going to lose the war. Gungnir means 'it swings when riding'. Brokk Odin
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Hunger |
Hunger is the deathgoddess Hel's plate. It is probably in her dark stronghold, Eljudnir in Nifilhel. Nifelhel is the place that welcomes people who has died unhonorable. Hel
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Hrotte |
The sword Hrotte was a part of the goldtreasure guarded by the dragon Fafni. It was taken by Sigurd Fafnisbari when he had killed the dragon. Fafni
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Irongloves |
Thor have a pair of heavy irongloves that he uses when he swings his great hammer Mjollnir. Mjollnir always reaches it's goal and it comes back to the hand that throwed it. Thor
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Isarnkol |
Isarnkol is a kind of cooling system on the horses Allsvinn and Arvaker's shoulders. They need protection from the sun they are dragging. Allsvinn Arvaker
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Laevatein |
The magic-wand Laevatein was forged by Loki and it's kept by Sinmara in a bowl made of tough iron that has nine locks. Laevatein means 'the liestick'. Loki Sinmara
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Loding |
Loding is the first, strong chain the gods tried to tie up the Fenrir wolf with. The first chain was Dromi, and the third, that worked, was Gleipnir. All three chains were forged by the dwarves. Fenrir
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Mengingjord |
Thor's strengthbelt. With Mengingjord around his stomach Thor became twice as strong and twice as angry. Mengingjord means 'the powerbelt'. Thor
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Mjollnir |
Thor's hammer, forged by the dwarf Brokk. It hits everything that Thor throws it on and always comes back. Mjollnir means 'the smasher'. Brokk Thurisaz Thor
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Naglfar |
Naglfar is a ship that the deathgodess Hel have done, using dead human's nails. The more often people cut their nails, the slower goes the ship work. Nagelfar means 'the ship with rivets'. Hel Rym
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Nibelunggold |
The Nibelunggold is a treasure that was first owned by the dwarf Andvari, then got stolen by the aesirs. Andvari then spoke a curse over the magic ring Andvaranut.
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Odrorer |
The bowl Odrorer is the biggest of three, which the dwarves Fjalar and Galar used when they made mead of Kvaesir's blood. Odrorer means 'specialraise'. Kvaesir
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Poetry Mead |
The mead of poetry is a very special mead which makes the drinker a poet. The mead was made of Kvaesir's blood mixed with honey by Fjalar and Galar. Kvaesir Suttung
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Rimkalk |
Rimkalk is a cup used for drinking mead. Gerd gave Frey's servant Skirnir a rimkalk mead and the same was served to the aesirs in Aegir's hall. Rimkalk means 'crystalcup'.
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Ringhornir |
Ringhornir is the ship of the beautiful aesir Balder. When he was buried he and his wife Nanna was put in the ship and it was set on fire and pushed out in the ocean. Balder
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Seaboiler |
The Seaboiler is a one mile deep kettle owned by the giant Hymir. Since Tyr and Thor borrowed it, it has been with Aegir, who has used it on his big beerfeats. Aegir Hymir
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Sick Bed |
Sick Bed is the deathgoddess Hel's bed. It stands in her dark castle Eljudnir in Nifilhel. Nifelhel is the place that welcomes people who has died unhonorable. Eljudnir Hel
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Skidbladnir |
Frey's ship that can sail in both air and water. It's really big, but foldable in pocket size. It was forged by the dwarf Brokk. Skidbladnir means 'covered with pieces of wood'. Brokk Frey
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Skrapp |
The sword Skrapp belongs to Frey and is able to swing itself. It was, like most of the gods' treasures, forged by dwarves. Frey gave it to Gymir because he wanted to marry the giant's daughter Gerd. Frey
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Son |
Son is one of three bowls, which the dwarves Fjalar and Galar used when they were going to make Kvaesir's blood into the mead of poetry. Kvaesir
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Svalin |
Svalin is the shield that protects Sun from the warmth of her carriage when she's riding around keeping the dayrythm up. Her horses also have a protection called Isarnkol. Sun
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Thicksole |
Thicksole is Odin's son Vidar's thick and heavy ironshoes. With these he manages to kill the Fenrir wolf in Ragnarok. The shoes are built of left over leather pieces that shoemakers have throwed away. Vidar
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Tyrfing |
Tyrfing is a magic sword forged by the dwarves Durin and Dvalin. The sword has killed most of the peoples it has been owned by. Tyrfing means 'magic sword'. Durin Dvalin
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