Duleek Knot Lapel Pin

From the south cross at Duleek, Co. Meath. Duleek is set in a spiritual glen linked to pagan times. This symbol is found in many old druid patterns. The circle which encompasses the pattern is a symbol for completeness and also represents the sun, which was an object of worship. The inner pattern consists of four triquetras. Read more...

Duleek Knot Money Clip

From the south cross at Duleek, Co. Meath. Duleek is set in a spiritual glen linked to pagan times. This symbol is found in many old druid patterns. The circle which encompasses the pattern is a symbol for completeness and also represents the sun, which was an object of worship. The inner pattern consists of four triquetras. Read more...

Durrow Band Ring

Taken from the book of Kells, two lines interwoven as if two lives intertwine. Often used as a friendship or wedding band. Available in 4mm, 5mm and 6mm width bands.

Durrow Spiral Brooch

This pattern holds the trinity in its center. A protection from evil, found in the outer quadrants of a cross at Durrow Abbey, Kings Co. The father to son relationship is carried on insuring family values held throughout generations. This spiral design dates from before the 3rd Century.

Eassie Knot Brooch

Taken from a stone at Eassie, in Perthshire this pattern is an elongated adaptation of the Briar Rose found in Co. Clare. 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 spiritual growth and well being.

Fancy Tri-Skell Lapel Pin

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...

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...

Fancy Two Spirals Brooch

The spiral dates back to the Neolithic times carved in stone at such sites as New Grange in Ireland 3000, BC. (Refer to our Two Spirals pattern) This design is a slightly more elaborate version, shows the pattern left and right, denotes harmony between two souls, love through eternity, above and below.

Fancy Two Spirals Lapel Pin

The spiral dates back to the Neolithic times carved in stone at such sites as New Grange in Ireland 3000, BC. (Refer to our Two Spirals pattern) This design is a slightly more elaborate version, shows the pattern left and right, denotes harmony between two souls, love through eternity, above and below.

Fechin Cross Brooch

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...

Fechin Cross Cuff Links

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...

Fechin Cross Earrings

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...

Fechin Cross Lapel Pin

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...

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...

Fechin Cross Shirt Studs

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...

Fechin Cross Tie Tack

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...