Draupnir

Draupnir is a magical ring in Norse mythology. It is associated with the god Odin and is known for its unique and powerful properties. Draupnir is described as a gold ring that has the ability to multiply itself; every ninth night, it produces eight identical rings, thus symbolizing abundance and prosperity. The ring was crafted by the dwarven brothers Sindri (or Eitri) and Brokkr during the creation of mighty objects for the gods. Draupnir played a significant role in Norse myths, particularly connected to Odin, who used it as a symbol of wealth and divine power.