BLACKTHORN ~ For Fate

BLACKTHORN ~ For FateBlackthorn today has a negative and sinister reputation, possibly due to its importance to pagans and therefore entrenchment in Celtic folklore. In ancient Ireland, it was known as straif, believed to be the origin of the modern English word strife. But original beliefs were that blackthorn was a force for protection and hope against adversity. The Celtic goddess of Winter, Cailleach, is depicted with a blackthorn staff which she uses to summon

often called the paperclip chain

Available as a charm only or with a necklace or bracelet

Cleopatra was said to wear it as her secret weapon in seducing Mark Anthony and Julius Caesar

which resembled the lace pillows her ladies in waiting carried

as attested by the old proverb “Why should a man die who grows sage in his garden

Choose your perfect pair from any of our coin charms along with a choice of adjustable sterling silver chains

sanctuary and refuge

Our coin cufflinks are made with real flowers in sterling silver or solid gold

Here it's 'Strength'

The well known chant of ‘he loves me

Its fine network of stems and blossoms unites other flowers

Size - 17mm