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Celtic Jewellery > Celtic Jewellery  |  Print  |  E-mail a friend Being known across the world for their bravery and fierce battling ways, the Celts were as simpler as they were fierce when it came to designing their jewelry. Their jewelry designs showcased simple but unique patterns that consisted of mostly swirls and religiously symbolical artwork, traces of which can be found in logos of music bands today. Celtic jewelry sure does rouse a lot of curiosity about their ways and the nonplussed reaction that they drew through their pagan folklore. Museum Jewellery brings in a huge compilation of Celtic jewelry, earrings, pendants and necklaces that revive the same curiosity among the fashion conscious about a tribe and its tradition that still manage to incite much interest the world over. Subscribe to our newsletter with articles about the history behind the jewellery and our monthly offers. Page 1 of 3 Sort by Product Name, Price, Item no., Edit date 1.  Celtic Swirl Pendant Celtic Swirl Pendant, Northern Europe, 500 BC - 1th. century AD. [ Add to Basket ] Price USD 63,62 (EUR 44,83) Not in stock: Delivery within 2-3 weeks    2.  Celtic Swirl Earrings Celtic Swirl Earrings, Northern Europe, 500 BC - 1th. century AD. Hooks [ Add to Basket ] Price USD 67,62 (EUR 47,65) In stock. Delivery within 3-7 days    3.  Open Triscele Pendant Sterling silver triscele on sterling silver belcher chain - (700 B.C. – 300 AD.) [ Add to Basket ] Price USD 72,76 (EUR 9,77) In stock. Delivery within 3-7 days    4.  Open Triscele Earrings Sterling silver triscele on sterling silver hook - (700 B.C. – 300 AD.) [ Add to Basket ] Price USD 66,48 (EUR 8,92) In stock. Delivery within 3-7 days    5.  Celtic Buckle - Large Celtic Buckle - Large [ Add to Basket ] Price USD 45,52 (EUR 6,11) Not in stock: Delivery within 2-3 weeks    6.  Double Triscele Earrings Sterling silver triscele with raised triscele detail on sterling silver hook - (700 B.C. – 300 AD.) [ Add to Basket ] Price USD 62,29 (EUR 8,36) Not in stock. Delivery within 2- 3 weeks      Next Page »

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