A'isling Cross Lapel Pin

This emblem is known as the fret or key pattern. It developed simultaneously throughout the world. In the Native American culture it is used as a seasonal or changing symbol, in eastern thought as a positive directional symbol, in classical Greek culture as a sign of completion, as a border pattern and in Celtic work as a sym Read more...

Antrim Band

Named from one of the most Northern counties in Ireland, this simple design of two braided lines, bordered by two parallel lines is often used as a friendship or wedding ring.  

Various sizes available, also a wider or more narrow version.  

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Antrim Knot Brooch

Taken from an ancient slab in Northern Ireland this pictish knot, also found in the Kells and Lindisfarne manuscripts is composed of one line, it forms a anti clockwise pattern symmetrically balanced North to South, East to West. Forming a cross to protect from evil interwoven from one line which represents a eternity, fideli Read more...

Antrim Knot Lapel Pin

Taken from an ancient slab in Northern Ireland this pictish knot, also found in the Kells and Lindisfarne manuscripts is composed of one line, it forms a anti clockwise pattern symmetrically balanced North to South, East to West. Forming a cross to protect from evil interwoven from one line which represents a eternity, fideli Read more...

Antrim Knot Money Clip

Taken from an ancient slab in Northern Ireland this pictish knot, also found in the Kells and Lindisfarne manuscripts is composed of one line, it forms a anti clockwise pattern symmetrically balanced North to South, East to West. Forming a cross to protect from evil interwoven from one line which represents a eternity, fideli Read more...

Bealin Knot Earrings

Related strongly to the Star of Eire, the bealin knot is split into two bands the inner pattern intertwines through loops formed by the other forming a cross. It is seen many times in the Book of Kells, especially on some of the pages of the Eusebian Canons and in stone on the north cross at Clonmacnoise, Co. Offally & th Read more...

Bealin Knot Lapel Pin

Related strongly to the Star of Eire, the bealin knot is split into two bands the inner pattern intertwines through loops formed by the other forming a cross. It is seen many times in the Book of Kells, especially on some of the pages of the Eusebian Canons and in stone on the north cross at Clonmacnoise, Co. Offally & th Read more...

Bearded Men Brooch

Found in the Book of Kells from the 8th to 10th century. This design, of the three wise men who sought truth, charity, and love. Their wisdom we all seek as simple disciples of humanity. The Greatest of All is Charity. Wear this in understanding of being human. Similar Anthropomorphic designs in metal date back to a period of Read more...

Border Pattern Ring

Taken from the book of Kells, two lines are interwoven as if two lives intertwine. Often used as both friendship and wedding bands. Available in 4mm and 6mm width bands.

Briar Rose Brooch

Although taken from the High Cross at Kilfenora ,Co. Clare , this pattern is rare in Ireland , but can be found in Scotland , Wales , Cornwall and Devon , it is formed by one line symbolising continuity as a protection from evil . The four Quadrants point towards the centre, focusing energy towards the soul and a sense of spi Read more...

Bridget's Moon Brooch

This pattern, named after Ireland's most celebrated Abbotress Bridget or female saint , but Bridge or Bridget also affiliated to the triple goddess dates to before Christian times , this pattern I first found carved in the Shandwick Stone (Scotland ) , but was later used in the 6th - 8th Century manuscript, the Book of Kells. Read more...

Bridget's Moon Lapel Pin

This pattern, named after Ireland's most celebrated Abbotress Bridget or female saint , but Bridge or Bridget also affiliated to the triple goddess dates to before Christian times , this pattern I first found carved in the Shandwick Stone (Scotland ) , but was later used in the 6th - 8th Century manuscript, the Book of Kells. Read more...

Britford Knot Brooch

Taken from a carved stone at Britford near Salisbury. This pattern is constructed from two lines, when studied closely two patterns emerge similar to the Star of Eire and the Iona Knot. The star a directional symbol is used for protection and spiritual growth and using the four quadrants in the form of a cross and was later u Read more...

Britford Knot Earrings

Taken from a carved stone at Britford near Salisbury. This pattern is constructed from two lines, when studied closely two patterns emerge similar to the Star of Eire and the Iona Knot. The star a directional symbol is used for protection and spiritual growth and using the four quadrants in the form of a cross and was later u Read more...

Britford Knot Lapel Pin

Taken from a carved stone at Britford near Salisbury. This pattern is constructed from two lines, when studied closely two patterns emerge similar to the Star of Eire and the Iona Knot. The star a directional symbol is used for protection and spiritual growth and using the four quadrants in the form of a cross and was later u Read more...

Britford Knot Money Clip

Taken from a carved stone at Britford near Salisbury. This pattern is constructed from two lines, when studied closely two patterns emerge similar to the Star of Eire and the Iona Knot. The star a directional symbol is used for protection and spiritual growth and using the four quadrants in the form of a cross and was later u Read more...