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Men's JewelryThe Placket Bracelet The Celtic Placket Design images are from one of my most popular wedding rings, which dates from the 9th or 10th century AD and was found in Poslingford, Suffolk. I designed these images to complement those that were visible on the original ring.
The Stag was seen as the incarnate form of the woodland Gods such as Cernunnos and was associated with fertility, abundance, and regeneration. White stags were thought to be from the Otherworld and their appearance always heralded some profound change. The King Stag was the male form in the Great Marriage with the Goddess for the renewal of the land. Associated with the element of air, The Thistle has become one of the national emblems of Scotland. It is thought to lend courage, protection, and strength. It is also associated with the Celtic warrior goddess Luaths Lurgann, known as Ireland’s fastest runner and aunt of Fionn MacCumhal. Oak Leaves with Acorns The Oak Tree is associated with all positive purposes, fidelity, strength, and endurance. The Druids considered it a doorway to the mysteries. |
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