Sleipnir is the 8-legged horse of Odin, chief of the Viking gods. The imagery on this Viking ring is inspired by the knot-legged horses on the 8th-century standing stones from Gotland, Denmark. The main image is of Odin, naked on Sleipnir's back brandishing his shield...
This design is inspired from the Celtic Book of Lindisfarne, circa 875 AD. The Gryphon and Dragon symbolize fire and water, the male and female aspects of nature. The numeral symbolism is of two halves which exist together as a whole. Both animals are the only...
The moon, the stars, and the night sky
The Oak tree is an ancient symbol of wisdom, longevity and strength. They can live for up to 200 years, the wood is very useful and strong, and the bark, as it ages, may resemble an elderly person's wrinkles. Cults of Zeus and Thor used the Oak as their sacred symbol....
The bird is the only creature that lives both in heaven and earth. This ring incorporates two love birds (in a style from the Book of Kells) perched in the Tree of Life whose leaves flow into triskele knots. The tree is a representation of the connection of heaven and...
A tree connects heaven and earth by rooting in the earth and rooting in the sky. Often it is a vertically symmetrical pattern of two vines which sprout out of a central vessel; two souls growing together as one. My Tree of Life Triskele ring is a combination of the...
The Tree of Life is an ancient symbol found in all cultures. A tree connects heaven and earth by rooting in the earth and rooting in the sky. Often it is a vertically symmetrical pattern of two vines which sprout out of a central vessel; two souls growing together as...
The Tree of Life is an ancient symbol found in all cultures. A tree connects heaven and earth by rooting in the earth and rooting in the sky. Often it is a vertically symmetrical pattern of two vines which sprout out of a central vessel; two souls growing together as...
The word Drui is Gaelic for Oak. The Oak, of course, is the most sacred tree to the Druids and Celts. It is a symbol of wisdom, strength and love. I named this ring the Oak Druid Ring because there are motifs of three different Oak leaves. Black oak, white oak and red...
This is an art nouveau style of thistle with a triskele dividing the two thistle heads. An 8th century artifact which provided inspiration was the Abington Sword, which has many creatures and many different Tree of Life motifs. This is an elegant and symmetrical...