Druid Jewelry

[dragonfaerie]

I'd like to add a small pendant to represent my Druidry work to the necklace I usually wear with my pentacle and peace sign on it. Both are about the size of an American dime, for reference.

I'm thinking about an acorn or an oak leaf, but I wanted to get some other thoughts. And hopefully, some links to pieces people like. I can't afford much right now, but I prefer to patronize etsy stores and small craftfolk when I can. I do have a go-to site for small silver charms.

Karen

[cigfran]

I'd like to add a small pendant to represent my Druidry work to the necklace I usually wear with my pentacle and peace sign on it. Both are about the size of an American dime, for reference.

I'm thinking about an acorn or an oak leaf, but I wanted to get some other thoughts. And hopefully, some links to pieces people like. I can't afford much right now, but I prefer to patronize etsy stores and small craftfolk when I can. I do have a go-to site for small silver charms.

Karen

I wear a small silver openwork triskele. They don't cost much, are fairly subtle and pretty, and go well with other charms like you describe.

[MysticalMama]

I'd like to add a small pendant to represent my Druidry work to the necklace I usually wear with my pentacle and peace sign on it. Both are about the size of an American dime, for reference.

I'm thinking about an acorn or an oak leaf, but I wanted to get some other thoughts. And hopefully, some links to pieces people like. I can't afford much right now, but I prefer to patronize etsy stores and small craftfolk when I can. I do have a go-to site for small silver charms.

Karen

I wear a small disk with the cutout of a tree: http://www.belk.com/AST/Main/Belk_Pr...P5800585JA3557

I want to get a triskele to use in my final Oath Rite for the ADF Dedicant Path, and will wear it after that; but that's a long time coming

[Aster Breo]

I'm thinking about an acorn or an oak leaf, but I wanted to get some other thoughts. And hopefully, some links to pieces people like. I can't afford much right now, but I prefer to patronize etsy stores and small craftfolk when I can. I do have a go-to site for small silver charms.

This Etsy shop ( tigerlillyshop.Etsy.com ) has beautiful acorns in silver and copper, all cast from real acorns. I just got my husband the smallest one for his birthday.

This artist ( http://www.etsy.com/shop/mazedasastoat )works in wood, which might appeal to you for a Druidry symbol, and will do any symbol you want. I have a very cool Brighid's cross that she did for me on oak. The pieces in her shop are mostly larger than you're looking for, I think, but she'll do custom sizes.

Of course, a search on Etsy should bring up tons more possibilities. And if you decide to have something custom made, I can recommend
a few artists who work in different styles (stamped into PMC, layered sheets of silver/bronze/whatever, cut outs, etc.) and materials.

Crafty Celts ( http://www.craftycelts.com/ ) has an oak leaf I like a lot (my husband gave me one a few years ago), as well as a stylized acorn.

Mark DeFrates ( http://www.markdefrates.com/ ), a silversmith who specializes in symbolic jewelry (especially pagan and occult), has so many trisks, plus some other symbols you might like. And he will make just about any symbol you want.

What is the site you like for silver charms?

~ Aster

[dragonfaerie]

What is the site you like for silver charms?

~ Aster

I'll check those out. I like www.silverenchantments.com for silver charms. They carry a small ton of different styles, as well as stone beads. If you're making jewelry to sell, you might find better wholesale prices elsewhere, but for personal projects I don't think you can beat their selection.

Karen

[Aster Breo]

I like www.silverenchantments.com for silver charms.

Thanks.

Oh, and K Robins ( http://www.krobinsdesigns.com/bio.htm ) is another artist whose symbolic jewelry I like a lot.

[johnlewis912]

I wear a small silver openwork triskele. They don't cost much, are fairly subtle and pretty, and go well with other charms like you describe.

ya i do agree with you i also have bought silver openwork triskele and these are not much costly the price is fair.... but now want to buy some new stuff could you share me some best jewlery designs??

[jason22]

www.silverenchantments.com for silver charms.

Karen

their silver charms are really beautiful. thanks for showing this jewelry store.

[Sophia Catherine]

I'd like to add a small pendant to represent my Druidry work to the necklace I usually wear with my pentacle and peace sign on it. Both are about the size of an American dime, for reference.

I'm thinking about an acorn or an oak leaf, but I wanted to get some other thoughts. And hopefully, some links to pieces people like. I can't afford much right now, but I prefer to patronize etsy stores and small craftfolk when I can. I do have a go-to site for small silver charms.

Karen

I have a triskele and an awen (symbol of revival-style Druidry). My friend made the awen for me - it's burnt onto wood - but they're sold everywhere. Not everyone likes them, of course but they remind me of the sun and inspiration.

[rocquelaire]

I'd like to add a small pendant to represent my Druidry work to the necklace I usually wear with my pentacle and peace sign on it. Both are about the size of an American dime, for reference.

I'm thinking about an acorn or an oak leaf, but I wanted to get some other thoughts. And hopefully, some links to pieces people like. I can't afford much right now, but I prefer to patronize etsy stores and small craftfolk when I can. I do have a go-to site for small silver charms.

Karen

I'm not sure if this is any help but I actually make devotional jewellery. I just got some acorn charms - I don't know what size a dime is so I'm not sure how they compare but if you're interested I can send you a pic and the measurements. I would be happy to send you one of the charms, just let me know if you're interested.

Rocquelaire