| The oldest Celtic design in my repertoire. The
Celtic Knotwork we are familiar with today was inspired by the early
triple sprials from the Iron age Celts. The Triskele represents the past present and future, never ending good luck. This triskele in particular is from a helmet dated to 500 BC, from a Celtic Helmet d’Amfreville-la-Mi-Voie, made in the 4th century BC, The ring itself is 11mm wide. Order# width description AT30- (11mm) with borders AT30nb- (9mm) without Borders AT5- (13mm wide) with borders AT5bn- (13mm wide) without borders Sterling Silver $145.00 14 Karat Gold's $Call for a quote Raised Gold Edges are an Extra $125 Flush Edges in Gold are $175
Prices in CND. |
 The Amphreville Triskele Ring in 18K Yellow Gold with borders (AT30). |
| n.b: I hand cast each ring and make the alloys from the raw materials myself. My personal hallmark is the final touch in my work. |
 The Amphreville Helmet Artifact 500 BC. |
 Finished AT30 with Raised White Gold Edges, 11mm wide.
Notice the 3 small diamonds set into the center sprial.
Above is a Size 5 two tone Amphreville Triskele with Flush White Gold Edges on 14K Yellow Gold Ring.
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