Collection: Celtic Knot

☘️ The knot across everything, not only the jewelry box. Celtic knot designs run through necklaces and rings first, then round rugs, tapestries and Christmas tree skirts.

One continuous cord folded until it becomes a shape, with no point along it where the line starts or finishes — which is the whole argument for using it as a symbol of things without end. The triquetra gives you three arcs, the triskele three spiralling arms, and the trinity knot the tighter woven version that sits well on a ring band.

Pairings here put the knot with crescent moons, black cats, opal cabochons and triple moons, so a single piece carries both a Celtic and a lunar reading rather than one alone.

At floor and wall scale the interlace does something different: it fills space evenly with no focal point, which makes it restful behind an altar in a way a figure would not be.

🌙 Jewelry on its own in Celtic knot jewelry and Celtic jewelry, bands in Celtic rings, underfoot in round rugs.