The Faroe Islands are located in the North Atlantic between Iceland, Norway and Great Britain. This archipelago is an autonomous territory of the Kingdom of Denmark. These islands are inhabited by only roughly 55,000 people because the terrain is rugged with little vegetation/trees and is predominantly dominated by some amazing fjords and cliffs. If you want to feel like you are on another planet, come here and bring a good camera. Even though the islands’ economy is mostly all about fishing, tourism has been increasing just for the camera shots alone. There is a ton of Nordic history dating back to the year 500 and the old Faroese language is still being spoken today. If you’re coming to the Faroe Islands for lots of activities and to hang out at crowded events, it is probably best to stay home. However, if you like being off the beaten path and want to see some of the best views in the world, then ya can’t miss them. The Múlafossur Waterfall, Hvíthamar and Drangarnir Sea Arch top the list of many bucket list places because the are mesmerizing…seriously…mesmerizing. The sea really sings here and there’s a nice roughness to these islands. This bracelet was made to have the look and feel of these beautiful northern islands. The Labradorite Beads and the Ox Bone Beads have the look of those massive sea cliffs and the Hand-Painted Pottery bead looks like cracks in the ice during the super-duper cold season (it also makes the bracelet pop too). You can just catch those bluish colors in Labradorite when the sun or light hits it just right. A Rare Antique Metal Norway Old Wooden Ship Button and Antique Tin/Pot Metal Beads add the Nordic history and flavor to this piece. A Bone Mala Skull is included to remind you that you should seek out those faraway places to get to know the plant better. This bracelet looks fantastic on the wrist because of its dark and stark look---it has a clean appearance that can look dressed up or down or upside down. Get this bracelet and make it your beacon to go out to see where the Vikings played.