Handmade from ancient Irish bog oak, each of these distinctive pendants carries a story of land, life and time. The wood comes from County Mayo, where it lay preserved beneath the peat bogs for thousands of years before being shaped by hand into a rugged, one-of-a-kind piece.
The pendant brings together three materials, each representing an element of Ireland's natural heritage: bog oak for the timeless land, leather for the animals that have lived upon it, and sterling silver for the bounty of the surrounding sea.
Three dots of sterling silver are individually inlaid into every pendant. The number three has held a special place in Irish culture and tradition for centuries. It appears throughout Irish mythology, storytelling and symbolism — from triple goddesses and threefold cycles to the familiar three leaves of the shamrock. Three can represent past, present and future; land, sea and sky; or birth, life and death. Its meaning is deliberately open, allowing each wearer to find a significance of their own.
Suspended from a leather cord made in County Clare, these more roughly hewn pendants retain the natural character, grain and imperfections of the ancient wood. No two are exactly alike.
Each pendant includes:
A handmade Irish bog oak pendant with three sterling silver inlays.
An Irish leather cord made in County Clare, adjustable to size.
A certificate of authenticity, signed and dated by the maker.
A 2-year guarantee — if your pendant is damaged within two years of purchase, we'll repair or replace it free of charge.
Free shipping with Ireland & UK.
Each piece is carefully gift-wrapped before being delivered.
Handmade from ancient Irish bog oak, each of these distinctive pendants carries a story of land, life and time. The wood comes from County Mayo, where it lay preserved beneath the peat bogs for thousands of years before being shaped by hand into a rugged, one-of-a-kind piece.
The pendant brings together three materials, each representing an element of Ireland's natural heritage: bog oak for the timeless land, leather for the animals that have lived upon it, and sterling silver for the bounty of the surrounding sea.
Three dots of sterling silver are individually inlaid into every pendant. The number three has held a special place in Irish culture and tradition for centuries. It appears throughout Irish mythology, storytelling and symbolism — from triple goddesses and threefold cycles to the familiar three leaves of the shamrock. Three can represent past, present and future; land, sea and sky; or birth, life and death. Its meaning is deliberately open, allowing each wearer to find a significance of their own.
Suspended from a leather cord made in County Clare, these more roughly hewn pendants retain the natural character, grain and imperfections of the ancient wood. No two are exactly alike.
Each pendant includes:
A handmade Irish bog oak pendant with three sterling silver inlays.
An Irish leather cord made in County Clare, adjustable to size.
A certificate of authenticity, signed and dated by the maker.
A 2-year guarantee — if your pendant is damaged within two years of purchase, we'll repair or replace it free of charge.
Free shipping with Ireland & UK.
Each piece is carefully gift-wrapped before being delivered.
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