Epona Celtic Horse Moonstone Necklace in Sterling Silver ocean_life_jewelry and spiral work is very

and spiral work is very similar to that on the Chi-Rho page in the Book of Kells

Solid Sterling Silver with 18k gold accent on a chain -- This Double Goddess is adorned with a Celtic triquetra in 18k gold plate - an artful rendition of an ancient Celtic Knot work design

it's the perfect accessory to celebrate the beauty of nature

The pendant is alive with the most gorgeous purple

This Luckenbooth features elegant lines entwined in a Celtic knot design with a thistle - a beautiful symbol of everlasting love and loyalty

Epona Celtic Horse Moonstone Necklace in Sterling Silver ocean_life_jewelry and spiral work is verySolid Sterling Silver with rainbow moonstone The Chalk Horse of Uffington, carved into the side of a hill in England, is believed to be an example of a neolithic representation of the sacred horse. Depending on the region, the Celtic Goddess of horses was called either Rhiannon or Epona, a Goddess of magic, prosperity, and the realm of the fae. The horse was very important to the Celtic culture allowing for advances in travel, warfare and agriculture.