Elivagar River in Ginnungagap Steel and Abalone Shell Ring wrap Tungsten Carbide is twice as

Tungsten Carbide is twice as hard as steel

sometimes further encircled by a second line

The Triquetra is a Norse symbol closely connected with the Horn Triskelion

often depicted in religious drawings or carved on everyday items and charms

The roof is decorated by shields

Elivagar River in Ginnungagap Steel and Abalone Shell Ring wrap Tungsten Carbide is twice asIn the beginning, there was nothing. Nothing but Muspelheim and Niflheim, fire and ice, two great realms separated by a great void or gap, called Ginnumgagap. When the rime and ice of Niflheim met the unbearable heat and sparks of Muspelheim in Ginnungagap, it thawed and dripped, creatingh the river Elivagar. From the rime of Elivagar, Ymir, the first being was formed. This ring is made of Tungsten Carbide, a highly resistant alloy made of equal parts