The triskelion / triskele / is a Celtic symbol, symbolizing the triple Goddess, related to the sun, afterlife and reincarnation, which symbolizes the power of body, mind and spirit and represents the trinity of birth, death and rebirth. It combines the spiral (often used to illustrate the cycle of life) and the number 3 is a sacred number, as seen in the phases of the triple Goddess. Triskeles are found in a variety of styles in both ancient and modern Celtic art. The Isle of Man has adopted this emblem as its own, and, when worn, it stands for optimism and progress. Size (cm): 2.5
 

The never-ending knot represents the Celtic belief in continuation and longevity. Symbolizes the never ending eternal circle of life - the knotwork has neither a beginning nor an end and is often associated with protection and love, as well as life. The never-ending knot can be used in magical work and meditation. Size (cm): 3.5
 

The Welsh goddess, Arianrod, whose name means "Silver Wheel", is a stellar goddess associated with untangling the mysteries of the stars. In Welsh, the constellation Corona Borealis is called after her "Caer Arianrod". Arianrod's Wheel grants Good Luck and Fortune by its image. Size (cm): 3.3
 

To the Celts, the human soul was thought to be a fragment of the divine, which will ultimately return to its divine source. Through successive rebirths the soul rids itself of its accumulated, inherited impurities until it finally achieves the goal of perfection. The Celtic Knot symbolizes man's closeness with nature and the interdependence of man and his environment as well as the continuous quest for spiritual growth and rebirth of the soul. Size (cm): 3.4 x 3.4
 

The ’Thread of Life’ continues forever in a progression of lifetimes becoming more refined; complicated in its complexity. Life is the Knot of the individual being. The unceasing unfolding of each of us can be seen in the knotwork patterns where past, present and future flow in an endless tapestry of life each of us contributing towards its construction and to its design in our daily lives. Size (cm): 4 x 4
 

To the Celts, the Celtic Cross was a symbol of the four quarters, the North representing wisdom and stability, winter and death; the East knowledge, learning, youth and spring; the South vitality, passion, strength and summer; the West intuition, emotion, inner knowledge. The circle connecting the four arms of the cross symbolizes the unity and the eternal cycle of life and rebirth. Size (cm): 3.4
 

'Om' symbolizes the manifestation of enlightenment, wholeness of things, the infinite and perfect. „Om Mani Peme Hung" is the mantra most often repeated by Tibetans, and now by many westerners as well. It has the power to bless the heart and mind of any who come into contact with it. It's special benefit is to uncover and foster the compassion innate in all beings. `Om’ is worn to connect with the Universal Life Force attracting protection and peace. Size (cm): 4.2 x 4.7
 

Twin Circles symbolise the kingdoms of Earth and Spirit over them lies the cross representing the dominion of God. This contemporary design is suggested by the sculptured stone crosses of Glamorgan, South Wales and is worn for guidance, protection and leadership. Size (cm): 2.7
 

The shield knot is an ancient and nearly universal symbol. The shield knot has been used for thousands of years by a varfiety of cultures for protection. Symbol of infinite wisdom, ingenuity, intelligence and patience. Size (cm): 3.3 x 3.3
 

Thor's Hammer is primarily a protective talisman. Thor's Hammer is a symbol of protection, creativity, and fertility. Often used to hallow things and people. In essence the hammer symbolizes sanctification, holiness, lightning and enlightenment. It symbolises Thor's might to protect human kind and the Earth. The Triple Goddess can be a template, helping us to address specific aspects or issues while reminding us that despite all of our differences, we are part of a greater wholeness. Size (cm): 3.7 x 4.2