Collection: Celtic Jewelry

☘️ One unbroken cord, folded until it becomes a shape, with no point along it where the line begins. Celtic jewelry here is necklaces and rings in roughly a two-to-one split.

The triquetra reads as land, sea and sky, or as maiden, mother and crone, depending on who taught you. The triskele spirals through three arms instead. Both turn up paired with crescent moons, black cats and opal settings, and the trinity knot appears on rings as an open band that adjusts.

Necklaces run about two to one against rings, and the pendant sizes range from something that stays under a collar to a piece meant to be seen from across a room. Sterling silver and stainless steel are both well represented, and the pieces with an oxidised recess are the ones to look at if you want the interlace to stay readable rather than disappearing into shine.

🌙 The knot on its own in Celtic knot jewelry, at the throat in Celtic knot necklaces, on the hand in Celtic rings, and the Norse cousin in wolf.