Norwegian man's metal detector find yields rare 6th-century gold necklace

A Norwegian man unearthed a rare gold necklace from around 500 A.D. while using a metal detector on the island of Rennesøy.
The necklace includes nine gold pendants depicting Norse mythology, three rings, and ten gold pearls.
Experts are calling it Norway's "gold find of the century" due to its age and unique design.
The treasure will be handed over to a museum per Norwegian law, with the finder receiving a reward.
It is highly unusual to discover such ornate gold jewelry from that era in Scandinavia.