Pages - [1] - 2 - Jewellery Home In collaboration with Seren (Cymbru), the world's leading exponent of Celtic Art, Courtney Davis, has designed and produced this unique collection of pewter pendants. Each piece is inspired by the artistry of the Celts who were renowned as gifted metal smiths. The pendants are individually cast and handcrafted in finest lead free and nickle free British Pewter, and are hallmarked with the "Courtney Davis" signature of authenticity together with the "Sea Horse" and "ABPC" logos denoting membership of the Association of British Pewter Craftsmen. Each pendant is mounted on leather cord and contained in an attractive red or satin drawstring pouch (pictured) with the unique "Seren" seal, and an informative descriptive card.
SP #CDA01 Y Draig Gogh Pendant There are accounts of the Red Dragon, or "Y Draig Goch," being taken into battle by the Welsh against the Saxons in the 7th century. The Tudors later adopted the Red Dragon, and the Welsh-born future Henry VII took to the battle of Bosworth Field under the Red Dragon Standard. 3.5cm diameter   Price:   £8.50 £9.99 (Inc. VAT at 17.5%)
SP #CDA02 Gwydion the Wizard Pendant Gwydion was a wizard and bard of North Wales and Master of the Powers of Air. He is the God of art, kindness and magic and can assume any form. 4cm x 3.5cm   Price:   £8.50 £9.99 (Inc. VAT at 17.5%)
SP #CDA03 St. David and the Dove Pendant When St. David was requested to speak at a vast assembly at a synod of Welsh bishops, the ground where he stood arose into a mount, while a white dove flew on to his shoulder and his voice was heard. 3.5cm diameter   Price:   £8.50 £9.99 (Inc. VAT at 17.5%)
SP #CDA04 The Shamrock Pendant The Shamrock is the national symbol of Ireland. The Latin name for clover is Trifolium, meaning three leaves. To Christians its three leaves serve to represent the Trinity. 3cm x 3.5cm  Price:   £8.50 £9.99 (Inc. VAT at 17.5%)
SP #CDA05 Clonmacnois Cross Pendant Recumbent cross slabs were the forerunners of head stones and were more common in Ireland than elswhere in Britain. This pendant features a design of a simple knotwork cross on a tomb slab found in Ireland. 4cm x 2.5cm  Price:   £8.50 £9.99 (Inc. VAT at 17.5%)
SP #CDA06 La Tene Disc Pendant Early 4th Century BC La Tene style bronze disc with spiral decoration and enamelled centre. 3.5cm diameter  Price:   £8.50 £9.99 (Inc. VAT at 17.5%)
SP #CDA07 St. Brigid's Cross Pendant Legend says that St. Brigid's Cross was woven by the patron saint of Ireland to explain the Passion. It is now hung over many Irish doorways as a protection for home and hearth. 3.5cm diameter  Price:   £8.50 £9.99 (Inc. VAT at 17.5%)
SP #CDA08 Cross of St. Manchin Pendant Detail showing an Irish Urnes style entwined serpent, set with a crystal in the centre. 3.5cm x 3.5cm  Price:   £8.50 £9.99 (Inc. VAT at 17.5%)
SP #CDA09 Viking Beasts Pendant Design adapted from the fluted silver bowl from Gotland, dated 11th century. 3.5cm diameter  Price:   £8.50 £9.99 (Inc. VAT at 17.5%)
SP #CDA10 Kells Serpent Beast Pendant The beasts of the field and forests, the birds in the air and the fishes in the oceans and rivers were all significant to the Celts, not only in terms of basic survival but also for their highly developed spiritual life. It's not suprising that the depiction of nature became an intrinsic part of the complex designs of Celtic Art. 4cm diameter   Price:   £8.50 £9.99 (Inc. VAT at 17.5%)
SP #CDA11 Eternal Cross Pendant The continuous thread of the Celtic Knot symbolises the continuity of life. 3.5cm diameter   Price:   £8.50 £9.99 (Inc. VAT at 17.5%)
SP #CDA12 Tribal Knot Pendant Modern tattooists have modified the traditional Celtic designs. The easiest way to describe tribal-style blackwork is that it consists of a combination of discreet design elements, each self contained, abstract and without shading. 3cm x 3cm   Price:   £8.50 £9.99 (Inc. VAT at 17.5%)
SP #CDA13 Pentney Cross Pendant Based on a 9th century Anglo Saxon brooch. 4cm diameter   Price:   £8.50 £9.99 (Inc. VAT at 17.5%)
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