|
The number 4
to the Celts, was powerful in its representation of the four directions,
the four elements and the four seasons of the year. The wolfhound
symbolizes strength, loyalty and intelligence. Pictured is the wolfhound ring in
Sterling Silver. This Zoomorphic design is taken from the book of Lindisfarne, circa 820 A.D. The manuscript was produced during the beginning of the 'Golden Age of Celtic Art'. On the ring there are male and female wolfhounds, one with whiskers one without, symbolizing male and female equality. To the Celts, the Wolfhound was the only ferocious animal that man could tame yet remained strong, loyal and smart. The wolf provides the link 4W1 (10mm Wide
with Borders)..$Call for Quote Sterling Silver: $145.00 14 Karat Golds: $Call for Quote With two tone raised borders add $150 Prices in CND
Below is a 10mm Wolfhound ring with a 5pt Diamond.
And the 13mm wide Wolfhound ring.
|
 (above: 875 AD Four Wolfhound Pattern from the book of Lindisfame 8mm wide)
Below is the 10mm Wolfhound Ring in Sterling Silver & 10K Yellow Gold borders.
Below are 3 photos of a size 18.5 10mm Wolfhound
The sizing mandrel sits to the side profile of the ring.
The Bottom shows the sizing bar at the back.
|
