Courtney Davis Interconnection Pendant

The Tree of Life is an important symbol in nearly every culture. The Celts and Druids held trees to be very sacred, especially the Oak. The Oak represented the World Tree with branches reaching high into the sky and roots reaching deep into the earth. It was considered a tree that tied heaven, earth, and the underworld together, connecting all things above and below $45.99

Interconnect Pendant TP3585

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Cross of Saint Brigid Pendant

TP3416
Price: $55.99

The goddess Brigid had a solar, as well as lunar, aspect. One of her many titles was Breo-saigit meaning “fiery arrow”. This title identified her with the first ray of sunshine which appears on the horizon at the Winter Solstice. In Ireland, when this ray is viewed from Usinech Hill, considered the umbilicus of Ireland, it passes over the spot where St. Brigid was said to have been born and later ordained.

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Winged Dragon

Necklace

The dragon is a fabulous creature and a universal, symbolic figure that is found in the majority of cultures around the world. Being a creature of the air, as well as of water, the dragon as keen eyesight that is otherwise associated with birds. In fact, the very word dragon comes from the Greek “to see”. This keen eyesight, along with the ability to sleep with eyes wide open, was said to help the dragon perform his appointed task as a guardian of treasures
Code: TN277
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Heart in Shamrock Celtic Pendant Before the Christian era, the Shamrock was a sacred plant of the Druids in Ireland because its leaves formed a triad. St. Patrick has been connected to this plant because he is said to have used it to illustrate the existence of the Holy Trinity in his open air sermons. The continuous thread of the Celtic knot forming the Shamrock symbolizes the continuity of life.

Code: TP3417
Price: $39.99

 

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Solstice Tree Pendant by Courtney Davis

The Tree of Life is an important symbol in nearly every culture. The Celts and Druids held trees to be very sacred, especially the Oak. The Oak represented the World Tree with branches reaching high into the sky and roots reaching deep into the earth. It was considered a tree that tied heaven, earth, and the underworld together, connecting all things above and below $55.99

 

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Celtic Shaman Pendant by Courtney Davis

Celtic gods and goddesses were often portrayed as animals with shape-shifting abilities and/or a specific animal familiar or spiritual companion. In journeys to Heaven, or the Otherworld, shamans were usually depicted riding some sort of animal. While the type of animal varied, the horse was a common bearer.

Celtic Shaman Pendant TP3462 $35.99
 

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Angel of New Hope Pendant by Courtney Davis

Angels take their name from the Greek word for “‘messenger”. These spirit intermediaries between God and man are a constant yet seldom seen presence in our lives. They are portrayed in iconography as protectors and defenders at many key points in Christ’s life. In early church history, it was believed that the sight of angels was afforded only to the worthy. Many of the early Celtic saints were said to have been in communication with angels and angels were often depicted in their presence. $45.99

Angel of New Hope Pendant TP3410

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Tribal Heart Necklace

by Courtney Davis

The Holy Grail, the vessel of light, is a metaphor and a symbol of our hearts and the spark of God within us. The Holy Grail is our divine treasure. The greatest wealth is always found within us and allows us to experience divine love and happiness

Tribal Heart Necklace TN276

 

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St. Andrew's Cross Pendant

In the middle of the seventh century AD, the first interlacing appears in insular book decoration on the colophon page at the end of St. Matthew's Gospel in a fragment of the Durham Gospels. The ability of the knotwork to expand or contract, like liquid filling a designated passage by adapting itself through necessary change in its pattern, made it a useful decorative tool for the Celtic scribe, whose skill gave it new dimensions of intricacy

St. Andrew's Cross Pendant    

TP3414

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Nature's Spiral Pendant

by Courtney Davis

Along with the circle, the spiral is one of the most ancient symbols used by man. Seen time and time again in nature, the whorls represent the growth and expansion of nature and the universe

Nature's Spiral Pendant TP3548

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