5.0 out of 5 stars Controlled Chaos

2026-02-15    -J. Brown

This design a very rouged, and sturdy enough to put on a keychain if desired. No worries about breaking off an arrow tip or loop holder like some of the other chaos star designs. It also comes with a little pamphlet that describes the design and intent of the symbolism. Very satisfied with this product.

5.0 out of 5 stars A must have

2026-01-05    -Irelis

Amazing product.

3.0 out of 5 stars It's OK

2026-03-04    -Rev. Kenny

I got it quickly but Pewter looses it's luster after only one wearing

2.0 out of 5 stars Disappointed

2026-02-05    -Jonathan P. Behunin

The symbol looks good but I doubt it is pewter, more like that really brittle base metal used in costume jewelry. The pamphlet is utter nonsense. The eight arrow symbol was invented by Michael Moorcock for his Elric fantasy stories and has no connection to Tyr who is Norse, with no connection to Mars who is Roman. The symbol stands for Chaos not some hokey order over chaos nonsense. I bought the symbol for its literary connection to a fantasy character I enjoy, too bad the real origin in the pamphlet was replaced by some hodgepodge that didn't even get the mythologies right.

2.0 out of 5 stars Disappointed

2026-01-19    -Jonathan P. Behunin

The symbol looks good but I doubt it is pewter, more like that really brittle base metal used in costume jewelry. The pamphlet is utter nonsense. The eight arrow symbol was invented by Michael Moorcock for his Elric fantasy stories and has no connection to Tyr who is Norse, with no connection to Mars who is Roman. The symbol stands for Chaos not some hokey order over chaos nonsense. I bought the symbol for its literary connection to a fantasy character I enjoy, too bad the real origin in the pamphlet was replaced by some hodgepodge that didn't even get the mythologies right.

5.0 out of 5 stars Brillant

2026-02-03    -Koos

I Love it. Its durable, stylish, and doesn't fade quickly. I don't like the rope/string/cloth that goes around the neck but i bought this intending to cut it off and put on a metal chain. Overall i'm very satisfied and constantly wear this.

5.0 out of 5 stars Brillant

2026-01-14    -Koos

I Love it. Its durable, stylish, and doesn't fade quickly. I don't like the rope/string/cloth that goes around the neck but i bought this intending to cut it off and put on a metal chain. Overall i'm very satisfied and constantly wear this.

5.0 out of 5 stars awesome

2025-12-30    -Rukia1221

It's awesome. I have always been interested in chaos, chaos theory and everything else chaos related. the little booklet basically explains pretty much everything which I had a hard time explaining to people. Its a small thing you can keep in your wallet, the booklet that is. but enough of that, the necklace itself is thick. so it is durable. and the design is amazing. there is a pepi/pewter inscribed on the top two arrows. It came with a nice cord as well. I'm still weighting if i should replace it with a chain but I think ill keep the cord for now.Id also like to thank this company for shipping this out so many times. Iv been moving around a lot lately and they provided great services.

4.0 out of 5 stars Inaccurate

2026-01-21    -Patrick J. Sullivan

This history given by the seller is false. The concept of Law and Chaos as mystical forces was created by British author Michael Moorcock for his Champion Eternal cycle. He also created the "arrow" symbols of Law and Chaos. The single arrow of Law represents that any given situation has only one answer, one path. The eight arrows of Chaos represent any given situation has unlimited number of answers or paths.The Arrows of Chaos were adopted by real life practitioners of Chaos Magick because it suited their ideas.That being said, this product looks awesome. It's a beautiful representation of the Chaos Star and just because the seller is full of it, does not reflect on the product.

4.0 out of 5 stars Inaccurate

2026-01-17    -Patrick J. Sullivan

This history given by the seller is false. The concept of Law and Chaos as mystical forces was created by British author Michael Moorcock for his Champion Eternal cycle. He also created the "arrow" symbols of Law and Chaos. The single arrow of Law represents that any given situation has only one answer, one path. The eight arrows of Chaos represent any given situation has unlimited number of answers or paths.The Arrows of Chaos were adopted by real life practitioners of Chaos Magick because it suited their ideas.That being said, this product looks awesome. It's a beautiful representation of the Chaos Star and just because the seller is full of it, does not reflect on the product.