Brigid Ashwood

Brigid Ashwood Protector of Sion Celtic Sterling Silver Pendant TPD448

Cocreated by celebrated Celtic Steampunk artist Brigid Ashwood and Peter Stone the number one name in Celtic jewelry this sterling silver pendant was born of intense inspiration.

Brigid was moved to create this pendant because of its source the logo for the "Priory of Sion" (the controversial and secret French society allegedly in possession of the knowledge of the bloodline of the Holy Grail).

"As the drawing evolved, it took on a Mystic Christian quality. So many fans of "The Da Vinci Code" count themselves as loyal Christians but feel they have been opened to the beautiful idea of the Divine as Female. I have spoken with many who long to explore this aspect and expand their spirituality while still retaining the core faith of Christianity and continuing to honor it. This piece is for them".

Brigid Ashwood

At its center is a stylized cross with flourishes representing the leaves of a vine. It contains, at its heart a five pointed star reminder of the elements balance and the sacred feminine. Behind the cross is the Vesica Piscis, representing the union of the masculine and feminine.

Whoever wears this sterling silver pendant this amulet wears a complete image of divinity in both its male and female polarities and, so, will live their life in divine balance!

Brigid Ashwood The Lady's Window Celtic Sterling Silver Pendant TPD468

Cocreated by celebrated Celtic Steampunk artist Brigid Ashwood and Peter Stone the number one name in Celtic jewelry this sterling silver pendant speaks to the very soul.

A portal to the heart of feminine mysteries this pendant echoes symbolism found in gothic architecture and is representative of the beauty and power of the female anatomy. Windows symbolize the opportunity to look out as well as within.

Whoever wears this sterling silver pendant carries with them a symbol of the fertile energy of all women throughout the ages!

Cocreated by celebrated Celtic Steampunk artist Brigid Ashwood and Peter Stone the number one name in Celtic jewelry this sterling silver necklace overflows with meaning.Celtic symbols The Queen of Heaven (Blessed Virgin Mary), the five pet