Gaelic Ireland Ogham Necklace

Description

Solid Sterling Silver -- The ancient language of Ireland - a perfect symbol of Ireland.

Designed with an organic feel of stone to represent the way ancient ogham writing is found in Ireland, carved on stones. This is a stunning piece.

Ogham is an ancient Irish alphabet, consisting of twenty characters formed by parallel strokes on either side of or across a continuous line. This beautiful sterling silver pendant spells the word "Eire" in Ogham on one side - the Irish Gaelic word for "Ireland". A special gift that combines the two ancient languages of Ireland in meaningful way. 

A perfect gift for any lover of Irish culture!

This handmade sterling silver pendant is an artisan piece that will become a family heirloom.

Handmade by internationally recognized Dublin artist, Aidan Breen, who has completed commissioned pieces for the National Museum of Ireland's permanent collection. Mr. Breen has been creating artisan jewelry since 1978. You can own a piece of true Irish art and history - A beautiful artisan piece that will become your favorite go-to piece. Stunning!

Hallmarked with 925 and the artist initials "AJB" on on the edge. Dublin Assay hallmark. 

1 1/4" x 1/2" Solid Sterling Silver pendant comes on an 18" chain. Comes in a gift box with card from artist. 6.51 grams.

Handmade in Dublin, Ireland.