Bryce Celtic Epona Horse Brooch large_celtic_brooch Alexander II adopted it around

Alexander II adopted it around 1222

Solid sterling silver on a high quality chain

A unique design combining the traditional elements of the Celtic knot with elegant Celtic dagon design - solid sterling silver

A Claddagh worn on the left hand ring finger facing outward away from the body generally indicates that the wearer is engaged

Bryce Celtic Epona Horse Brooch large_celtic_brooch Alexander II adopted it aroundCeltic Horse Brooch in solid pewter A beautiful combination of polished pewter that makes the raised Celtic detail pop! The Celtic Knotwork was used to illustrate the Book of Kells and the Book of Durrow by ancient monks (monks who started the Book of Kells on the island of Iona, Scotland). Celtic knotwork is widely used and seen across Scotland and Ireland, this symbol is said to bring good luck, health or prosperity, or to represent luck and long