Shamrock Lapel Pin

From the High Cross at Kilfenora, Co. Clare. Triangular knot work is rare in Ireland but well known in many parts of Scotland. The triquetra in druid times was used to represent the three forces of nature: earth, air and water. The points of the triangle face toward the center indicating inner or spiritual growth. The interla 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

 

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...

St. Michael's Sun Brooch

Taken from the slab of Beretchert at Tullylease. This eight pointed or double cross pattern of two lines intertwined is a more complex form of the Bealin Cross. The center, holding the sun from which all life comes, to the outer circle for continuity , the inner pattern which is held as a protectorant. The pattern formed from Read more...

Star of Eire Cuff Links

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...

Star of Eire Earrings

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...

Star of Eire Lapel Pin

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...

Star of Eire Money Clip

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...

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...

Star of Eire Shirt Studs

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...

Star of Eire Signet Ring

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...

Star of Eire Tie Tack

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...

Stewarts Band Ring

This flowing pattern is one of recent design, it contains two lines (much like the Antrim Band), as two people's lives are intertwined, and is often used as a bonding symbol. The circle is echoed showing completeness and unity to a common thought, and used to bind couples together.

The Boarder Pattern

Taken from the Book of Kells, two lines are interwoven as two lives are known to intertwine. Often a friendship or a romantic bond is signified by the pair of rings. Available in 4mm or 6mm widths.

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