Celtic Pendants and Amulets

At the silver pendant, Cernunnos is portrayed in the famous posture with crossed legs, wearing a torques (neckring).  Cernunnos carries a sack and distributes his gifts to the animals of the forest.

Cernunnos is here shown in the famous posture with crossed legs, wearing a torques (neckring). On his knees he carries a bag, Cernunnos distributes his gifts for the animals of the forest.

Celtic Horse as a Pendant, Schwieberdingen/Germany, 500 BC

Celtic Horse as a Pendant, Schwieberdingen/Germany, 500 BC

Pendant made of bronze after a picture in P. Jacobsthal´ s "Early Celtic Art". Smaller variant of our Triskel no. 103001.

Pendant made of solid silver after a picture in P. Jacobsthal´ s "Early Celtic Art". Smaller variant of our Triskel no. 103001.

Triskelion pendant made of bronze after an original pattern of the 4th century BC, depicted in P. Jacobsthal´ s "Early Celtic Art". Widely used symbol in the celtic time on a huge number of artifacts.

Pendant made of bronze after a picture in P. Jacobsthal´ s "Early Celtic Art". Very famous motiv of a spiral with three arms, widely used in the celtic time on a huge number of artifacts.

Celtic charm in shape of a horse on a comb, Frankfurt/Germany, 100 BC.

Celtic charm in shape of a horse on a comb, Frankfurt/Germany, 100 BC.

Triskel pendant made of bronze after a pattern of the 4th century BC, depicted in P. Jacobsthal´ s "Early Celtic Art". Widely used symbol in the celtic time on a huge number of artifacts.

Pendant made of bronze after a picture in P. Jacobsthal´ s "Early Celtic Art". Very famous motiv of a spiral with three arms, widely used in the celtic time on a huge number of artifacts.

Sterling silver pendant, inspired by the famous and amazing statue of the Celtic Prince of Glauberg.

Pendant in solid 925 sterling silver, inspired by the famous and amazing statue of the Celtic Prince of Glauberg.

Celtic charm pendant of a celtic boar, about 100 BC. Inspired by an archaeological find from Neuvy-en-Sullias, France. One sided / half relief.
 

Celtic charm pendant of a celtic boar, about 100 BC. One sided / half relief.
 

Celtic boar pendant,inspired by an original find from Neuvy-en-Sullias, France. The famous sculpture was likely used as a military standard.Celtic charm pendant. Ca. 100 BC. New model 2016!

Celtic boar pendant,inspired by an original find from Neuvy-en-Sullias, France. The famous sculpture was likely used as a military standard.Celtic charm pendant. Ca. 100 BC. New model 2016!

Celtic amulet pendant from Hochscheid / Germany, 5th century BC.

Celtic amulet pendant from Hochscheid / Germany, 5th century BC.