Earrings

Hammered bronze flowers on rigid sterling silver hooks. Width: 19mm Length (incl. hook): 30mm Supplied in a satin and velvet-lined gift box. Please note that this item is now discontinued and in clearance.  Although it comes boxed, please be aware that the box may not be in perfect condition. Please note due to hygiene reasons, earrings can not be returned.

Bronze Hammered Heart Earrings on unusual sterling silver curled hooks. Hearts represent love in all its many aspects and they are also seen as symbolising having heart, the power of courage and will. To the ancient Egyptians it was the heart, rather than the brain, which was seen as the organ that held the person’s mind and soul. Width: 23mm, Length (incl. hook): 35mm Supplied in a satin-lined gi…

Bronze openwork Apahida Triscele Drop Earrings on gold-plated sterling silver hooks. The triscele is commonly found in late Celtic art and is thought to have some Roman influence, although fine examples are found in the native art of Ireland and Scotland. It is thought to represent the three realms of Celtic lore: the past, the present and the future. One of the most popular of Ancient Celtic desi…

Bee Earrings – made from solid bronze, these beautifully detailed Bee Drop Earrings are on gold plated hooks. Width: 25mm, Height: 29mm Supplied in a satin lined gift box. Please note due to hygiene reasons, earrings can not be returned.

Bee stud earrings in bronze. These tiny little bees with beautiful detail are made from solid bronze. Come on Sterling silver posts and scrolls. At 15mm across, the wings sit perfectly on an ear lobe. Supplied in a satin lined and recyclable gift box.

Bronze Celtic butterfly earrings – delicate bronze butterfly drop earrings with openwork Celtic knot design. Hang on gold-plated ear wires. The Celts used knotwork to decorate many of their artefacts. To them, the intricate patterns woven into spirals and knots symbolised the continuity of life. Width: 23mm length (inc. drop): 25mm Supplied in a satin lined and recyclable gift box.

Bronze openwork Chalice Well Drop Earrings on gold-plated sterling silver hooks. This design reflects the beauty and mystery of the cover to the ancient Chalice Well at Glastonbury where, according to legend, Joseph of Arimathea hid the Holy Grail. Width: 24mm, Length (incl. hook): 40mm Supplied in a satin lined gift box. Please note due to hygiene reasons, earrings can not be returned.

Bronze Driftwood drop earrings – polished and textured solid bronze earrings. Hang on gold plated ear wires. This pendant is inspired by the many bits of driftwood that are washed up on the Cornish beaches and coves. Moulded by the sea, driftwood is often collected to make beautiful pieces of art and furniture. Supplied in a satin lined and recyclable gift box.

Bronze Four Loop Knot Stud Earrings. Diameter – 13mm Supplied in a satin-lined gift box. The Celts used knotwork to decorate many of their artifacts. To them, the intricate patterns woven into spirals and knots symbolise the continuity of life. Please note due to hygiene reasons, earrings can not be returned.

Heartbeat Beaten Heart Drop Earrings in bronze on gold-plated sterling silver hooks. Hearts represent love in all its many aspects and they are also seen as symbolising having heart, the power of courage and will. To the ancient Egyptians it was the heart, rather than the brain, which was seen as the organ that held the person’s mind and soul. Width: 16mm Length (incl. hook): 33mm Supplied in a sa…

Bronze howling wolves earrings – solid bronze drop earrings depicting two very detailed howling wolf heads. Hang on gold-plated ear wires. In Norse mythology the wolf Fenrir (son of Loki) is said to have killed Odin during Ragnarok (the cataclysmic destruction of the cosmos). Wolves are believed to be instinctive and very intelligent. The wolf is often given to people to help them through troubled…

Bronze knotwork Merlin's Spear drop earrings on gold-plated sterling silver hooks. The earliest known references to King Arthur are associated with ancient Celtic mythology and so it is perhaps understandable that the name of Merlin was interwoven into Arthurian legend, and reflected the Celtic mystic beliefs. Merlin, also known as Myrddin and Merlinus, was often perceived as a wizard or magician.…