North Germanic hammer of the god THOR, 40 x 57 x 5 mm, 24 carat gold plated, design on both sides
In Norse-Germanic mythology, god-father TYR (TIU) is at the top (spiritual) position - God ODIN (WOTAN / WUOTAN) is the balance, the connection between the nine worlds, while his son (THOR / DONAR / The Holy Spirit) is the direct link to the worldly, including to the people. THOR is considered the "protector of humanity", which will be revealed.
Thor (Old Norse: Þōrr, Þunarr; Icelandic: Þór; Old English: Þunor, Þūr; Old Saxon: Þunær; Frisian: Tonger, Old Dutch: Donar; Old High German: Donar; Proto-Germanic: *Thunaraz) is the red-haired and bearded god of thunder in Germanic mythology and Germanic paganism, and its subsets: Norse paganism, Anglo-Saxon paganism and Continental Germanic paganism. Most surviving stories relating to Germanic mythology either mention Thor or focus on Thor's exploits. Thor was a much revered god of the ancient Germanic peoples from at least the earliest surviving written accounts of the indigenous Germanic tribes to over a thousand years later in the late Viking Age.
