Freyja's Tears

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The Brísingamen, which means “torc of amber” in one translation, is a necklace belonging to Freyja. In one telling, the Norse goddess of love and beauty came across the necklace as it was being crafted by four dwarves and was instantly enamored with it. She offered to pay for it but they would only sell it to her if she “wed” each of them for a night. Although she was married the goddess agreed, and when her husband came to find out how she obtained the necklace he left. Freyja then wandered the earth in search of him, weeping tears of amber as she did.