Celtic men and women loved jewelry of all kinds - brooches, buckles, necklaces, torques, pendants, pins, and bracelets have survived the Ages. Today we celebrate Celtic culture with jewelry based upon aspects of the Celtic heritage, from the romantic Claddagh designed by Richard Joyce in the 17th century and the Trinity knot used by St. Patrick to demonstrate the meaning of the Holy Trinity, to the majestic High Crosses of the 8-12th centuries.

From the Gaelic "seamrog" meaning "little clover", the wee shamrock is rich in Irish Celtic tradition and is easily one of the most recognized emblems of Ireland. Legends surround this modest little plant, including its use by St. Patrick as a living example of the three-in-one concept of the Holy Trinity, and the attendant maxim that no snake will be found among them! Folklore tells us that the leaves of a shamrock will stand upright when a storm approaches. The tradition of the "Wearin' o' the Green" on St. Patrick's Day dates back to the early 1700's, and the heritage of the shamrock as a symbol of good luck carries through to the present time - an Irish bride will often include shamrocks in her bouquet, and the groom's boutonniere will include at least one for good measure.

We use many examples of traditional knotwork in our jewelry to create inspirational pieces which will uplift, delight, and encourage all who wear them. It is our purpose to offer the very best in traditional design with an innovative edge. All of our designs are prayerfully offered to you with confidence, care, and blessings. May these beautiful, unique pieces bring you much joy in the wearing, and instill a sense of Celtic history and tradition in your life.