Jewelry Collection is a mod that adds about 30 new and unique pieces of lore friendly - norse themed jewelry for you to craft under the Jewelry section of the forges. The inspiration behind these comes from various sources such as: Vikings, Game of Thrones, Lord of the Rings Trilogy, The Hobbit and norse mithology in general. All the meshes and textures are custom made from scratch to the best of my abilities.

Here's a detailed list of every new piece of equipment:

- Axe Head Amulet: A simple leather cord necklace with an ornate solid gold pendant in the shape of an axe head
- Bone Ring: Quite similar to the "Ring of the Beast" from the Dawnguard DLC, with 3 flawless ruby encased on top
- Celtic Ring: A simple yet finely engraved silver ring
- Crystal Pendant Amulet: A simple leather cord necklace with a glowing soul gem crystal as pendant
- Dragon Claw Ring: A crude looking iron ring in the shape of a dragon claw
- Erlendur Ring: An open-style ring made of copper
- Helmet Ring: A finely sculpted silver ring in the shape of a viking helmet
- Dwemer Key Amulet: A dwemer chain necklace with a solid pendant in the shape of a key
- Mjolnir Amulet: A simple leather cord necklace with a hammer shaped iron pendant
- Necromancer Ring: A solid silver ring with a black soul gem crystal on top
- Nenya Ring: A moonstone ring in the shape of a flower with 6 flawless diamond encased on top
- Norse Ring: An exquisite open ring made of ebony with a gold inlay pattern
- Oblivion Ring: A heavy, crude looking iron ring with the iconic Daedric symbol on top
- Raven Skull Amulet: A simple leather cord necklace with a silver raven skull shaped pendant
- Signet Ring: heavy and finely detailed rings both in gold and silver for each faction and for each one of the nine holds of Skyrim
- Skull Ring: A heavy and solid iron ring in the shape of a human skull
- Snake Amulet: A solid and ornate amulet with 2 snakes wrapping each other, one made of silver and the other made of gold
- Snake Amulet: A wrapped style ring made of solid gold in the shape of a snake, with 2 flawless emerald socketed in the eyes
- Spike Ring: A crude looking iron ring with multiple spikes coming out of it
- Stag Ring: An exquisite and finely engraved solid brass ring in the shape of a stag head
- Thorin Ring: A simple yet elegant Dwemer inspired silver and ebony ring
- Thror Ring: A solid gold Dwemer inspired ring with a flawless sapphire encased on top
- Tri Band Ring: Simple yet elegant engraved silver ring 
- Troll Cross Amulet: A simple leather cord necklace with a solid iron pendant in the shape of a troll cross
- Vylia Ring: An Exquisite solid gold ring with a big flawless ruby encased on top
- Wolf Fang Amulet: A twisted leather cord necklace with a simple steel pendant shaped as a wolf fang
- Wolf Ring: An intricate and finely sculpted silver ring in the shape of a dire wolf
- Norse Raven Torc: A solid gold torc with two raven head shaped endings
- Norse Chieftain Torc: A solid gold torc with two torus shaped ornated ring endings
- Norse Wolf Torc: A solid silver torc with two dire wolf head shaped endings
- Norse Bear Torc: A solid gold torc with two bear head shaped endings
- Norse Iron Torc: A simple iron twisted torc
- Norse Snake Torc: A solid gold torc with a snake head and tail as endings 




Before installing be sure to read the mod's requirements in order to get everything right in the game!

1) Download with your preferred mod manager, install and overwrite when prompted or, if you prefer manual installation, just copy paste everything into the data folder and activate "JewelryCollection.esp"

2) Launch Bodyslide and build the new meshes for the amulets ( CBBE Only )




The mod itself should be safe to uninstall whenever you like it, however it is always recommended to do so in a safe manner, i.e.: unequip every piece of jewelry you are currently using, same goes for every follower, travel to the nearest interior space ( player's house are a great example ) and save your game. Proceed with the unistallation process and simply reload your game from where you left it.





While I managed to give some sort of "physics behaviour" to the ground object for the amulets, they can get quite distorted sometimes ( this is escpecially true with the necklace rings of the Dwemer Key Amulet ), nothing game breaking or to be concerned of anyway.