Celtic Tree of Life Money Clip ireland_brooch The earliest recorded use of

The earliest recorded use of the Lion Rampant was by King William I who became known as “William the Lion”

This beautiful and intricate Celtic horn features a Celtic knot design on both sides of the pendant

Beautiful design work surrounds the the "eye" on the traditional Hamsa hand with a puff heart - believed to ward off negative energy and draw positive energy to the wearer

Thus they teach us to do the same

Live with inspiration and desire through this stunning necklace

Celtic Tree of Life Money Clip ireland_brooch The earliest recorded use ofBeautiful stainless steel money clip with a matte finish and pewter focal piece. A classic Celtic Tree of Life design set into a pewter money clamp. The Celts saw trees as powerful beings, deeply woven into their world as givers of life. The Celtic Tree of Life symbol (Crann Bethadh) endured for centuries, representing strength, wisdom, and the unbreakable link between earth and heaven. Pewter focal piece is soldered onto the clip, not glued for