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Among the many ranges of jewellery we stock the Legends of Rhiannon series is one of our favourites. Celtic Charms Made in England and Crafted in Sterling Silver. Prices are for the pendant only, silver chains are available separately further down the page |
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Circle of Brighid £9.99 (LOR01) This design is inspired by the Gaelic goddess of smithcraft and metalwork, poetic inspiration, divination and healing, who, in Scotland and Ireland today, is commemorated as St. Brighid or Bride, the most popular saint of the Celts. The circle of Brighid helps its wearer develop creative talent and self-confidence. Size: 20mm diameter |
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Glastonbury Tor £9.99 (LOR02) Our symbolic representation of this sacred mound, dedicated to the Celtic God of Light - Belenos. The traditional Celtic ribbonworking links the power of the land with that of the sky, looped in the everlasting cycle of "as above, so below" and is worn to increase magical powers and divination skills. Size: 24mm height |
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The Three Worlds £9.99 (LOR03) To the Celts, the Universe consisted of the Sky World of the Gods and Goddess, the sun, moon and stars; the Earth World containing humans, animals and the forces of nature; and the mysterious Underworld of death, life and rebirth. This pendant promotes conditions of growth and progress for those who choose it. Size: 24mm height |
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Wheel of Arianrod £9.99 (LOR04) The Welsh goddess, Arianrod whose name means "Silver Wheel" is a stellar goddess associated with untangling the mysteries of the stars. In Welsh, the constellation Corona Borealis is called after her "Caer Arianrod". Arianrod's Wheel grants good luck and fortune by its image. Size: 23mm diameter |
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Shield of the Four Directions £12.99 (LOR05) Each of the interlaced arms represents a cardinal point of the compass: East, South, West and North, and their respective attributes of Life, Light, Love and Law and Air. Fire, Water and Earth. This design fuses all together in perfect harmony to bring about love and happiness whenever it is worn. Size: 23mm diameter |
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The Four Seasons £12.99 (LOR06) Spring, Summer, Autumn and Winter ruled all aspects of the ancient Celtic world from agriculture to hunting. This design reflects the linking of the seasons as we journey throughout the year, as it is repeated throughout eternity. Protection and healing are the attributes of the Four Seasons charm. Size: 27mm height |
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The Triple Goddess £12.99 (LOR07) She is Maiden, Mother and Crone in the eternal Celtic mysteries of the feminine. The intertwining design captures this natural relationship, also reflecting the earth's cycle through 24 hours: daylight, them the darkness of night, then daylight once again. The Triple Goddess creates an atmosphere of stability and security so necessary today. Size: 29mm width |
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Wheel of Taranis £12.99 (LOR08) Taranis, one of the powerful Celtic father gods, is associated with the forces of change. His connections with the oak tree and with thunder - both important symbols in Druidism - marked his status as a potent deity. Links with the Wheel of Taranis increase ones strength and courage. Size: 25mm diameter |
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Scathach's Axe £12.99 (LOR09) The isle of Sky was named after Scathach, the fierce Celtic warrior goddess. Her martial skills were unsurpassed and young Celtic warriors from many lands travelled to her school for a soldiers training. Scathach's Axe may bless you with ability and energy. Size: 40mm tall |
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Sword of Nuadha £12.99 (LOR10)One of the four implements of power in the ancient Celtic Irish tradition, this sword was deadly and none could escape its blows. Evidence suggests that Nuadha was a major deity if the Celts, concerned with Kingship, therapy and the power of water. For winning and success, choose the Sword of Nuadha. Size: 43mm tall4 |
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High Celtic Cross £15.99 (LOR11) This beautiful version of the High Celtic Cross is inspired by the Celtic crosses of the island of Iona and is worn for guidance and protection. Size: 41mm tall |
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Wheel-Headed Celtic Cross £15.99 (LOR12) Twin circles symbolise the Kingdoms of Earth and Spirit. Over then lies the cross, representing the dominion of God. This contemporary design is suggested by the sculptured stone crosses of Glamorgan, South Wales and it is worn for inspiration and intuition. Size: 37mm tall |
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Hound of Cuchulainn £15.99 (LOR13) Cuchulainn was a great Irish hero and guardian of the sacred land, whose task it was to defend his people and their territory. Cuchulainn's totem animal was the sacred dog or hound, and this representation brings with it a quality of steadfastness to goals. Size: 31mm tall |
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Bird of Cliodna £15.99 (LOR14) In Celtic mythology, Cliodna was the most beautiful woman in the world. She travelled in the company of three magical birds who sang so sweetly that the sick fell into healing dreams. The Bird of Cliodna is said to bestow health and vitality. Size: 38mm tall |
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Celtic Dragon £15.99 (LOR15) Celtic primal mythology tells of two sacred dragons, one red and one white, who dwell within the land. They represent Earth energy and life forces and are mentioned in the famous prophecies of Merlin. Leadership and purity are strengthened by wearing this special charm. Size: 35mm tall |
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Fintan's Salmon £15.99 (LOR16) Fintan, a traditional Celtic figure, was a renowned shaman or magician who shapeshifted into the form of a salmon. The Celts were a great seafaring people who respected the changeable qualities of the sea and all that dwell in her mysterious depths. Transformation and miracles may occur through contact with this pendant. Size: 35mm tall |
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Silver chains £4.50 (code SJC1) Thin silver chain 450mm long. |
| The Celts are our mysterious ancestors who passed on their history and lore
through Oral tradition, leaving only fragments surviving in myths and stories. We know
them best by the artwork they left us - stone carvings, metalwork, and illuminated
manuscripts. There are several forms of decoration: zoomorphic (animal designs), spirals, knotwork, key patterns and interlacing figures, all symbolic of the Celts' religious and magical beliefs in Unity, Eternity and the endless cycle of Birth, Death and Rebirth. The material and spiritual world blended seamlessly, for the Celts perceived no gap between natural and supernatural. Magic was an everyday part of life. These designs reflect the qualities the ancient Celts admired and would attract into their lives through wearing similar charms and talismans. |
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