Magglass Cufflinks Game of Thrones House Greyjoy Model III

Magglass Game of Thrones Cufflinks House Greyjoy Model III in Rhodium-plated Steel, Anti-allergic and with a size of 16 mm "We do not sow" Support the cause of the House Greyjoy in the war of the iron throne by wearing the Greyjoy family crest on your shirt .

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Pike's Greyjoys claim to be descendants of the Gray King of the Ages of Heroes. Legend has it that the Gray King not only ruled the western islands, but also the sea itself, and that he took a mermaid as his wife.

For thousands of years, the corsairs of the Iron Islands, called iron men by their victims, were the terror of the seas, even reaching Port Ibben and the Summer Isles. They took pride in their ferocity in combat and their sacred freedoms. Each island had its "salt king" and "rock king." The High King of the Isles was chosen from among them, until King Urron made the throne hereditary by killing the other kings when they met to hold an election. Urron's line of succession was extended a thousand years later, when the Andals invaded the islands. The Greyjoys, like other lords of the islands, mixed their blood with that of the conquerors.

The Iron Kings extended their dominion far beyond the islands themselves, creating kingdoms on the continent with iron and fire. King Qhored could rightly boast that his power extended "everywhere where men can smell salt water or hear the sound of waves." In later centuries, the descendants of Qhored lost the Rejo, Oldtown, Bear Island, and much of the west bank. When the wars of Conquest took place, King Harren the Black still ruled all the lands between the mountains, from the Neck to the Blackwater River. When Harren and his sons perished during the fall of Harrenhal, Aegon Targaryen gave the river lands to House Tully, and allowed the surviving lords of the Iron Isles to take up their ancient tradition and choose who should hold primacy among them. They elected Lord Vickon Greyjoy of Pyke.

The Greyjoy crest is a gold kraken on a sable field. Its motto is "We do not sow."