Ullr is the God of the hunt and the Keeper of Oaths. The Old Norse poem Atlakviða show us how the most solemn oaths are sworn on the Ring of Ullr. This was a common practice, archeologically proved in the only shrine to Ullr ever unearthed, in the city of Lilla Ullevi, Sweden. Excavations on the site found 65 Oath Rings dedicated to Ullr. The rings were apparently used for swearing oaths and then buried at his shrine.

This ring is made of jewelry grade ceramics,  also known as titanium carbide. Titanium carbide is so strong that it is used as a heat guard in space shuttles. Ceramics or Titanium Carbide rings are made of an extremely hard material with a hardness measuring 9 to 9.5 in the Mohs scale (diamonds measure 10). They are scratch resistant, non-metallic and hypoallergenic.  The rings don’t break easily, and will never need to be polished. That said, due to its hardness, ceramic rings may break when applying enough force, such as hitting it with a hammer. 

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