Dog Celtic Art Annulus Necklace air or keeping things casual at

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This spritely new collection brings together the fables and stories of banshees

25" W) on a 24" 3mm stainless steel box chain

The Luckenbooth was commonly given as a gift from a mother to her daughter and from a man to his sweetheart as a token of love and loyalty

Included with each pendant is a 32” braided rayon cord and gift packaging

Dog Celtic Art Annulus Necklace air or keeping things casual atLoyalty, Companionship To the Celtic peoples, dogs have often symbolized the strong bond of companionship and loyalty between human and animal. The Celtic goddess to protect travelers, Nehalennia is often depicted with dogs at her side. Dogs are figured prominently in Celtic artwork, especially within the Books of Kells, Durrow, and Lindisfarne. Fiercely protective of their human families, the barking of a faithful dog can be a first alert to danger