Rune Pendant – Pertho – Argentium Silver Wax Seal – Antique
Pertho stands raised on a wax seal base in solid Argentium Silver 940. I define the rune against a deep antique field. The surface feels organic and irregular. An 18″ sterling silver bead chain with an antique finish is included.
Pertho forms the origin of the letter “P.” It symbolizes luck and hidden forces. Traditionally, this rune carries mystery. Because the “P” sound did not exist in early Germanic language, some believe it came from elsewhere. However, its symbolism remains clear. Pertho represents a cauldron that guards secrets within. Therefore, it speaks to fate, protection, and what lies beneath the surface.
I base my runes on the Elder Futhark. Germanic peoples used this writing system from the 2nd to the 10th centuries. As a result, it forms the foundation of our modern alphabet.
Learn more about the Elder Futhark runes and their meanings.
Design & Feel
The wax seal form feels ancient and grounded. Moreover, the raised rune contrasts clearly with the darkened surface. Therefore, the symbol stands steady and contained. Overall, the pendant carries a sense of guarded strength and quiet mystery.
Materials & Care
This pendant is made in Argentium Silver 940. Argentium silver is brighter and harder than traditional sterling. In addition, it is nickel-free and slower to tarnish.
The antique finish is permanent and never needs polishing.
Learn more about Argentium Silver.
For care tips and maintenance guidance, visit our How to Care for Your Jewellery page.
Learn More (Making Process)
I form the wax seal base in solid silver. Then I solder the rune in place for strength and clarity. After that, I apply the antique finish to deepen contrast. Finally, I refine the edges and attach the bail.
