Many, many years ago Rob made a thistle gem pendant called the Nanna Gem. When he decided to bring back the thistle part of the design and paired it with the shield knot, we decided to honor the original name and call this pendant the Nanna Shield Pendant. The two twined upward turned thistles sit atop two beads and the round frame with identical knots in each quadrant.
The Nanna Shield Pendant measures 2 inches long and 1 inch wide.
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