Welcome to R. E. Piland, Goldsmiths.

Our line of original Celtic jewelry is not reproductions of our ancestors' work, but rather our own designs celebrating their art.  We draw our inspiration from the knotwork and forms of Scottish and Irish artifacts as well as stones, pottery and metalwork found at other Celtic sites in western Europe.

For re-enactors and traditionalists, we offer a line of limited edition jewelry in 14kt gold and sterling silver; including triskeles, wrist torcs, cloak pins, kilt pins, and penannulars (Tara brooches) which can be viewed in our online catalog. Our popular Celtic wedding bands are also there, displayed in their own category.  For collectors, the One of a Kind category is our showcase for one-of-a-kind designs as well as featuring stock designs with unique stones which may never be available again.

We are quite proud of our craftsmanship and invite you to review our policies and guarantees. If you still have questions, please give us a call at the numbers listed above, or refer to our contact information page to send us an email.

 

 

 

Featured Products

It's been some time since we had a new pin-back brooch, and we're pleased to announce one of Rob's newest creations, the Dance Knot gem brooch. Named for the suggestion of two dancers in its sinuous knotwork, this elongated brooch holds an 8mm gemstone and is perfect for kilts, hats, lapels and whatever else takes your fancy. View it and other items in our online catalog.
Also featured this month are the new Children of Lir earrings. Recalling the Celtic legend, each earring is composed of a knotwork strand terminating at each end in a swan, placed over an inverted triskele. As always, these are available in sterling silver and 14kt white or yellow gold, with rose gold and 18kt priced by request. See it in the catalog.
Those born between February 19 and March 20 are born under the sign of Pisces, which in classical astrology is associated with the element of water. We present to you the new water pendant in Rob's series of four elemental pendants - Earth, Air, Fire and Water. Each incorporates the triskele, a traditional component of Celtic art. In this pendant, a central triskele with wavelike arms is encircled by a twisted ring reminiscent of a ship's rope. Go to the catalog entry.

 

 

 

 

 

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