Celtic knot jewelry

Celtic knot antique silver tone charms, in a zinc alloy metal. Perfect for bracelets, pendants, earrings, zipper pulls, bookmarks and key chains! Measurements: 32mm x 25mm Hole Size: 2mm You will receive 4 charms. Need more? Just send us a message through the contact us form, instant chat, or at mailto:info@bohemianfindings.com. Bulk pricing is available! All of our products are lead free and nickel safe. As they contain small parts, all items are for adult jewelry/craft making use only, not…

Celtic Knot Pendant: The never-ending knot dates way back to the late Roman Empire. Probably even sooner. It can be found in several cultures within their art and architecture. I’m most familiar with it within the Irish, Scottish and Welsh culture. This pendant ca…

These are easier than they look!

Are you drawn to the intricacy of the Celtic knot? These Celtic knot jewellery patterns are intriguing and significant. There are many meanings, from faith and unity to love and protection.

If you've been reading my blog for a while, you would have come across Judy Larson who is an amazing instructor. She gives free jewelry making classes locally - see more about Judy here. But she als

Learn to make this quick wire knot ring with my step-by-step jewellery tutorial.Materials used:- 1mm diameter copper wire (18 gauge)Tools used:- Ring Mandr...

These bracelets are made with a repeated knot pattern. The actual knot follows a braided pattern and is sometimes called a Carrick Bend, a Josephine Knot, a Pretzel Knot, or Pretzel Link depending on which tradition you follow. The knot is easy to do once it is mastered. For these Celtic Knotted Bracelets, I followed the DIY Ombre Knotted Bracelet Tutorial written by Beth on the Remarkably Domestic Blog with a few differences shown below. The Ombre Knotted Bracelet is made with Chinese…

Brighton Interlok V Heart Necklace. Inspired by the endless loop of a Celtic knot, a heart is interwoven into a never-ending knot, symbolizing eternal love.

Celtic Knot Elvish Pendant: Until now, I had only used a celtic knot once in my jewellery designs: the Slytherin pendant in this instructable. As time went by, I found myself liking that pendant best of the four and regularly wearing it. So, I started sketching out different c…