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Seahorse Pendant, Sterling Silver Seahorse Pendant, Animal Lover Necklace, Otherworld Pendant, Mythical Horse Pendant, Marine Pendant, Kelpie Necklace, Irish Design Pendant Loch Ness Monster Boann an early Irish goddess

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Seahorse Pendant, Sterling Silver Seahorse Pendant, Animal Lover Necklace, Otherworld Pendant, Mythical Horse Pendant, Marine Pendant, Kelpie Necklace, Irish Design Pendant Loch Ness Monster Boann an early Irish goddessMythical horses are often depicted emerging from the sea with the ocean spray swirling from their manes carrying mortals and fairy people between this world and the otherworld. Niamh, daughter of Manannn Mac Lir, travelled from Tir Na ng on a sea horse to Ireland and fell in love with Oisin, son of Fionn MacCumhaill. They returned to Tr na g, but Oisin, missing his earthly homeland, returned on a magical horse, forbidden to ever dismount for if he

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Boann an early Irish goddess was descended directly from the Tuatha Dé Danann

Early 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

son of Fionn MacCumhaill

Trees are associated with folklore and wisdom in Irish mythology

she led her forces in the battle against those of Ulster and Cuchulain in an attempt to steal the brown bull thereby increasing her wealth

Seahorse Pendant, Sterling Silver Seahorse Pendant, Animal Lover Necklace, Otherworld Pendant, Mythical Horse Pendant, Marine Pendant, Kelpie Necklace, Irish Design Pendant Loch Ness Monster Boann an early Irish goddessMythical horses are often depicted emerging from the sea with the ocean spray swirling from their manes carrying mortals and fairy people between this world and the otherworld. Niamh, daughter of Manannn Mac Lir, travelled from Tir Na ng on a sea horse to Ireland and fell in love with Oisin, son of Fionn MacCumhaill. They returned to Tr na g, but Oisin, missing his earthly homeland, returned on a magical horse, forbidden to ever dismount for if he

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