Collection: Celtic Knot Jewelry

๐Ÿ€ Interlace work specifically: the knots, not the wider Celtic range. Celtic knot jewelry covers necklaces and rings built around the triquetra, the trinity knot and the triskele spiral.

What separates a good knot piece from a poor one is depth. Cast flat, the interlace turns into a silver blur at arm's length; cut with a recess and darkened, the over-and-under stays legible from across a room. Several here take the second approach.

The triquetra is the one most people arrive looking for; the triskele, with its three spiralling arms rather than three arcs, is the one they leave with once they have seen it. Common pairings put the knot with a crescent moon, an opal cabochon, a black cat or a triple moon, so the Celtic reading sits alongside a lunar one. Rings are mostly open cuffs, adjustable across a couple of sizes.

๐ŸŒ™ The broader range is in Celtic jewelry, pendants in Celtic knot necklaces, bands in Celtic rings, and the animal side in wolf.