The oldest runic alphabet contains 24 characters. One of them is the rune Thurisaz, whose power is immortalized in one troy ounce of pure silver.

The runes of the ancient Germanic peoples could be compared to today's alphabet, but these characters were not only used to write heroic sagas or skaldic verses. Norse legend has it that Odin, the highest of the gods, sacrificed an eye to gain infinite wisdom, which included rune magic. This magic was then seized by people who carved runes into wood, bone, stone, or metal. With their help, they were able to predict the future, heal, and fulfill various wishes... Each symbol has a different power, with the rune Thurisaz encouraging combativeness. It is easy to succumb to the temptation to curse someone with its help, but it can also serve its bearer as a shield against the evil intentions of others.

The pure silver rune is patinated and colored in a way that can only be revealed by UV light. Each piece also features an individual number and the mint mark of the Germania Mint.

The packaging takes the form of a stylish pouch.