Lunula Earrings, Sterling Silver Crescent Earrings with Brass Detailing, Hammered Silver Moon Earrings, Mixed Metal Jewellery, Torc Earrings, Penanular Brooch Design, Traditional Irish Jewelry Arrow Necklace challenged the power of a

challenged the power of a spring by walking around it "tuathal"or counter clockwise

At Dawn on the 21 December at the Winter Solstice the sun floods the light-box over the portal tomb in New Grange lighting up the passageway to the sacred basin stone marking the lengthening of the days and the rebirth of nature

They were keenly aware they depended on the elements and developed a culture of fascination and reverence for them

I have designed this beautiful Ogham pendant and it is made with Sterling Silver and adorned with brass spirals and copper to represent the Ogham script

The first mention of Medb is in the Cave of Cruachan in the form of an Ogham inscription on the lintel stone placed in the cave during the 4th or 5th century

Lunula Earrings, Sterling Silver Crescent Earrings with Brass Detailing, Hammered Silver Moon Earrings, Mixed Metal Jewellery, Torc Earrings, Penanular Brooch Design, Traditional Irish Jewelry Arrow Necklace challenged the power of aEarly Irish jewellery was hammered out of gold and shaped like a crescent Moon and known as a Lunula These were popular in the bronze age no doubt to show status and wealth. Later in Ireland, the penannular brooch developed and was used as a cloak fastener in Medieval times. They were often very ornate and consisted of a semicircular body with a sliding pin for fastening robes. However, the essential shape of the crescent moon persisted. This product