The Little Green ChangeViking Necklace for Men Protection Amulet

The cord was too short, but I used a clothing clasp to put both ends together. It still looks decent. Just wish the cord came longer. Weight is fine, just be careful if you move a lot and the metal pendant bounces into your teeth. Yes, it's real metal, and it doesn't seem to rust in the year that I've had it. So good quality.

I wore it all the time until it got too tarnished. I cleaned it and then kept it as a coin.

The amulet itself isn't all that bad, pretty decent size and looks nice. I can see some people's complaints with seeming cheap aluminum, but gotta remember, it's under $7. My main complaint is the cord. It looks decent but is super short, can not wear as adjustable. I'm a small guy, 5'9" 165lbs and barely will fit around my head when tied at the max length. My suggestion is buy the amulet as I did, something decent to wear until you can justify spending more money on quality jewelry from Grimfrost.

Very cool little sticking stuffer

Not bad overall, but there are no pics of the back which has other related symbols. Hammer of Thor, valknut, celtic knot/trinity knot, etc. Lines are crisp and finish is good on the front, back has casting imperfections and the figures are a somewhat randomly chosen format, and poorly executed.

Love it fits great very comfortable around my neck, quick shipping. Good quality, not heavy at all.

Bought for my teenage grandson. It is well made and attractive and made a great gift.

I totally expected low quality for the price, so I'm not all that mad, but for future buyers, here are pros and cons:PROS:1. Can be easily re-purposed as a keychain.2. Cord cinch can be used as either bracelet or necklace3. Vegvisir compass is accurately printed on front.CONS:1. There was no black paint on the item I received, it was just metallic. Other reviews say black paint is included, but rubs off.2. It it made from cheap metal that can be easily mistaken for plastic until dropped on the hard surface, and can cause metal allergies, got green tint and small rash after using it as a bracelet.3. Cord easily unties, its just two cinch knots in a cheap fabric cord.4. Images do not show other unidentified images on back, it is NOT the compass on both sides, and unrelated to the Vegvisir, just meant to "look cool". The (Nordic, not Icelandic/"viking") runes lining the compass just spell gibberish in English, perhaps it means something in alternative language, but most likely it is just there to again, "look cool".In summary, if you want a keychain that looks "cool", go for it! But, if you want historical accuracy or quality, no thanks. This wouldn't sell well at a dollar store.