We designed this ring to be a wide bold statement. It incorporates a Celtic Triskele style found in the illuminated pages of the Book of Kells and an Interlace/Loveknot first found in the ancient Book of Dimma. It is 10mm wide and 1.8mm thick. A bit thicker than most...
Jason set an exotic sized 3.33 carat Tanzanite into a 11mm Amphreville Triskele ring. Our client wanted the bezel setting to look ancient and fit for royalty. The purple/blue/violet trichroism of the Tanzanite and the deep yellow gold of the ring makes the...
This Celtic Triskele pendant is 14K yellow gold and features a motif from the Tara Brooch. The Tara Brooch is an oversized penannular cloak pin from the mid 7th century (650-700CE). It is a masterwork of gold and silver and is on permanent display at the Museum of...
This pendant is inspired from a design on the carpet (cover) page of the Celtic book of Durrow. It is 24mm in diameter and this example is finished in yellow gold. A 16mm version is also available. Note that the three spiral main spiral points are not all triple...
The matching earring set for the Celtic Wren pendant. The link to the larger pendant is here. This set pictured here is in solid sterling silver with an antiqued background to see the unique spiral design. They can be made in gold as well. In folklore the wee wren is...
The little wren in Irish Celtic folklore was the King of the Birds and symbolized the old year at New Years. The Wren is also a symbol of wit and wisdom. Other stories name the wren as the Queen of Fairies. It is based on the early artifact in the Museum of Cork. The...