Germania Mint 2024 Goddesses: GEFION- 2 oz 999.9 Antique Silver Cast Bar

the 5th release from the Goddesses series, also includ:

• FREYJA
• SIGYN
• GULLWEIG

• FRIGG 

• GEFION

• NERTHUS

Beautiful, commanding and unyielding… such were the Germanic Goddesses, who played a fundamental role in the world of deities, kings, warriors and beasts. They performed guardian functions, presided over various aspects of life and nature, and were linked to combat and the fate of men. The heroines of the new series of Silver Cast Bars from Germania Mint will bring you to a world full of feminine power, magic and desire. Freyja, Gullweig, Frigg, Gefion, Nerthus, Sigyn… these are just some of the goddesses who tied their fortunes to the Germanic gods. They formed families with them, and thus influenced the fate of the world and people. They healed, ensured fertility, took care of the dead… Silver Cast Bars from Germania Mint, with a unique design, are created from 999.9 silver, marked with an individual number and mint mark. Collect the entire set of six Cast Bars, issued every two months, on which we show images of beautiful goddesses.

Goddesses: GEFION 2 oz Ag 999.9 Cast Bar

In the rich tapestry of Norse mythology, Gefion emerges as a captivating and enigmatic goddess. Her origins are deeply rooted in the pantheon of Norse deities, tracing back to the family lineage that defines her divine nature and position.

Gefion is the daughter of the renowned sea god Ægir and the fertility goddess Ran. As the offspring of such prominent deities, Gefion holds a unique place in the Norse cosmology, embodying aspects of both the sea and fertility, which will later play a significant role in her divine powers.

Her parentage connects her to the vast expanse of the sea, an element of paramount importance to the Norse people. Ægir, known for hosting grand feasts for the gods in his underwater hall, was revered as the personification of the ocean’s might and unpredictability. Meanwhile, Ran, his wife, was the mistress of the sea, collecting the souls of drowned sailors in her net.

Within the Norse pantheon, Gefion also has notable connections with other deities. She is often associated with Frigg, the queen of the gods and wife of Odin, and Freyja, the goddess of love, beauty, and fertility. These associations further emphasize Gefion’s role as a fertility goddess and link her to aspects of love and procreation.