Kaldaðr

Kaldaðr is a term from Old Norse culture that refers to a special, personal ring or token often associated with loyalty, identity, or social status. Historically, it could symbolize allegiance to a chieftain or serve as a marker of belonging within a community. In some contexts, it may also represent a symbol of honor or a gift of significance. While its exact usage varies, Kaldaðr generally denotes a meaningful object connected to personal or societal bonds in Norse traditions.