Men's Jewelry
Tie Tacs and Tie Bars
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Oak Tree Tie Tack
5/8" diameter with bar and chain
Gift Boxed
The ancient Celts
envisioned the cosmos in form of a great tree. The roots were deep in the
earth and branches stretched to the heavens. It is the symbol of Balance
and Harmony. The Oak Tree represented the seventh month of the Celtic
calendar (May). It is associated with all positive purposes, fidelity,
strength, and endurance. It was considered a doorway to the mysteries by
the Druids. The Oak Tree Tie Tac is Sterling Silver with a nickel
pin and silver metal clutch with bar and chain
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Celtic Circle Tie Tack
5/8" diameter with bar and chain
Gift Boxed
The Circle
Interlace design is formed of an endless line signifying the binding of the
soul to the world and the spiritual progress of humanity through endless lives
in search of the divine source, the sacred center. It also represents
the cosmic loom, symbolizing the existence of the spirit through time, and
space, and lifetimes. These are also used as meditative images.
The Circle Interlace Tie Tac is Sterling Silver with a nickel pin and silver
metal clutch with bar and chain.
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Thistle Tie Tack
5/8" diameter with bar and chain
Gift Boxed
Associated with the element of
air, the Thistle has become one of the national emblems of
Scotland. It is thought to lend strength, courage, and
protection to those who wear it. It is also associated
with the Celtic warrior goddess Luaths Lurgann, known as
Irelands' fastest runner and aunt of Fionn MarCumhal. The
Thislte Tie Tac is Sterling Silver with a nickel pin and silver
metal clutch with bar and chain.
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The Placket Tie Bar
1 7/8" length, 7/16" height
The Celtic Placket Tie
Bar is based on my most popular wedding ring design. It features three
images; the Thistle, the Stag, and the Oak Leaves with Acorns. It
is Sterling Silver, and the 'clip' on the underside is also Sterling
Silver. It comes with enclosure cards that tell about each image, a
black velveteen bag, a polishing cloth, and care instructions.
For more information on the
images, see
The Placket Bar Pin
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