In Norse mythology, which specially packaged product was considered so valuable that it inspired modern brand protection concepts and was kept in three intricately crafted containers?

In the realm where mythology meets retail strategy, ancient cultures created powerful product packaging concepts that still influence modern design. These vessels weren't merely containers but powerful symbols that enhanced the perceived value of their contents. From amphoras sealed with divine symbols to boxes inscribed with protective runes, product packaging has ancient roots in mythology. Test your knowledge about how ancient cultures approached the packaging and presentation of their most valuable commodities and sacred items!

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The Mead of Poetry (Óðrerir), kept in three vessels named Óðrerir, Boðn, and Són
Thor's hammer Mjölnir, stored in three nesting boxes made of iron, silver, and gold
Freyja's necklace Brísingamen, protected in three sealed chests with different elemental locks
The apples of Iðunn, preserved in three crystalline containers that prevented aging