Oval brooch with knot-work

Art.Nr.: 07 BR Celt-Oval
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Celtic brooch - silver plated
Celtic brooch - silver plated
Open work Celtic brooch - bronze
Open work Celtic brooch - bronze
Celtic knot brooch - detail
Celtic knot brooch - detail
Oval Celtic brooch - back side
Oval Celtic brooch - back side
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Bronze
Bronze  
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Silver plated  
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Elegant, open-work Celtic brooch in oval form.

This oval brooch is designed as an openwork Celtic knot and was inspired by historical models of the Irish Culture.

The expressive Celtic brooch is a beautiful accessory for historical garb and looks also very good when worn in everyday life.

The Celtic brooch measures 3 x 2.2 cm.

The brooch is made of high-quality bronze and also available in real silver-plated.



The origin of the Celtic knot motifs probably goes back to Egyptian fabric patterns, which were brought to Britain by Coptic Christians in the 5th and 6th centuries and quickly found their way into jewelery and image design among the Celts there.

The Celtic knot is considered a perfect symbol for the infinite cycle of creation and the thread of life, which is in the course of eternal rebirth without beginning or end and thus represents a cosmic connection between soul and earth.
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Elegant, open-work Celtic brooch in oval form.

This oval brooch is designed as an openwork Celtic knot and was inspired by historical models of the Irish Culture.

The expressive Celtic brooch is a beautiful accessory for historical garb and looks also very good when worn in everyday life.

The Celtic brooch measures 3 x 2.2 cm.

The brooch is made of high-quality bronze and also available in real silver-plated.



The origin of the Celtic knot motifs probably goes back to Egyptian fabric patterns, which were brought to Britain by Coptic Christians in the 5th and 6th centuries and quickly found their way into jewelery and image design among the Celts there.

The Celtic knot is considered a perfect symbol for the infinite cycle of creation and the thread of life, which is in the course of eternal rebirth without beginning or end and thus represents a cosmic connection between soul and earth.
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