so no two pieces are exactly the same
The silhouette suggests both protection and predation: a charm for those who walk between gentleness and ferocity
These pendants are all part of the Cruinne collection - it is the Irish word for round or spherical and can refer to the shape of a globe or circle
A little piece of ancient bog oak found in the Sliabh Aughty mountains on the Galway/Clare country border
Like the bendy roads leading to Lough Atorick in the Sliabh Aughty mountains of Galway and Clare where the bog oak for this necklace was sourced
Sólás - Irish bog oak necklace with 23.75kt gold leaf Chain length:45cm/18" so no two pieces areThis pendant is a piece crafted from ancient Irish bog oak, sourced from the former bogs near Athenry, County Galway. Its organic form retains the wild, elemental character of the wooduntamed and rawyet its delicately enhanced with a rich seam of real gold leaf running through a natural split. This vivid line of gold gleams like light breaking through stone, a symbol of resilience and hidden beauty. This why this is called Sls meaning Light, comfort,