Caithlin Cross Pendant

This equal sided cross is often found on the top of High Crosses in Ireland , Scotland or Wales was probably the first type of cross worn by the converted Christians in Ireland also known as a Scottish cross , it has four triquetras set within a circle, as protectorants from evil , north, south, east and west, each quadrant e Read more...

Clare Pattern Pendant

I dedicate this pattern to the Irish People from Co. Clare who left from Cork in Ireland to America headed for America and a " better life", during the famine around 1845. The balance of heart and soul that help build this country. Two lines intertwined as spirit and as friendship grows , the outer circle for continuity and p Read more...

Fancy Tri-Skell Pendant

Originating in pre-christian times, the central tri-skell is a protectorant in travel and battle, and can be found in Ancient British and Pictish Artwork on standing stones. A magical symbol, (a recapitatative impulse). The movement of the spiral is to the right or sunrise; a symbol of victory or achievement of a goal. It is Read more...

Fechin Cross Pendant

One continuous band circulating into four quadrant shaped knots. This symbol is believed to be the guardian of the spirit. The quadrants represent protection in the four directions. This symbol is found on the high cross at Termonfechin, Co. Louth. It is found on other monuments without the inner twist. The second twist indic Read more...

Hares & Moons Pendant

This pattern was brought to me from a book of fairy dreams (I found the fable to be quite fascinating.) The Celts in Ireland believed not in the man in the moon but the "Hare in the Moon." Notice how the ears join from a triskelle, a symbol of the triple goddess or Mother Earth with the three crescent moons floating in the he Read more...

Iona Knot Pendant

This symbol indicates achieving peace within oneself. The pattern is often used as a talisman, created by one continuous line forming four three-part triquetras which represent eternity, fidelity, and unity to a thought, person or idea. The triquetra was used by the druids to indicate the three forces of nature: earth, air an Read more...

Lover's Knot Pendant

This pattern is found carved in stone at Meigle in Perthshire, Scotland. It is created from one continuous line, which represents eternity, fidelity, and unity to a thought, person or idea. The inner pattern consists of four triquetras, each triquetra represents one of the four seasons. A triquetra represents the three forces Read more...

Restan Pendant

As in Donough's Keep, this design is found in borders or arch ways. It is considered a protective or supportive symbol. A Symbol of letting go or grow from within . This pattern has arrows pointing outward indicating outer growth, and the inward for spiritual growth the design is left empty to be filled with an individual tal Read more...

Rosaleen Pendant

This pattern consists of intertwining hearts, the points of the hearts making a star in the center. The hearts promote a sense of inner peace and act as a talisman. Overall the pattern ensures strong relationships while encouraging spiritual growth. The pattern is found on the south cross at Clonmacnoise, Co. Offaly. Clonmacn Read more...

Shamrock Pendant

The Shamrock, renowned symbol of Ireland. Story claims the three leafed Shamrock was used by St. Patrick to explain his belief in the Holy Trinity; illustrating that the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit were separate, yet one, Christian God. It’s known to bring good luck to its owner

 

St. Bridget's Cross Pendant

In Celtic pre-Christian religious belief the feast of Imbolc, the feast of renewal and purification celebrated on February 1st and dedicated to the goddess Brigit. Who was thought to be not one but three [pre-Christian] goddesses of poetry, learning and healing; with the advent of Christianity became known as (The Saint of Ki Read more...

Star of Eire Pendant

Taken from a slab found at Mona Incha. The pattern uses one circular band forming four points in the centre. The loops make a cross with curved expanding arms. This can be interpreted as the star pattern or as a cross. The star, a directional symbol, is used for protection and spiritual growth. The continuous band represents Read more...

Three Spirals Pendant

This is taken from an earlier Neolithic design, this pattern re- occurs in the 8th Century using the triskele (the heart, the soul and the mind) echoing the patterns used in the Neolithic tombs outside New Grange in 5000BC, and even dating to pre-celtic times, and held in between the later forms of the triquetra , it evokes a Read more...

Two Swans Pendant

Depicted in the 8th to 10th century Book of Kells, the two swans are animals that mate for life. They show the unity between two people as a circle; a never ending bond that transcends all. Two as in one mind, thought and understanding. A pledge never broken. Because this zoomorphic design is so complex it shows better in lar Read more...

Large Celtic Cross

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