Rob took the popular Sionnach Knot Earring and added a 6mm gem! This charming earring has a twined stem that drops into a wider knot below, with curving and pointed edges and a 6mm gemstone at the bottom. Some see an outline that is reminiscent of a fox head in the knotwork- so we chose the name Sionnach, pronounced shun-ock. Sionnach is the Scots-Gaelic word for fox.
The Sionnach Gem Earrings measure 1 1/2 inches long and 1/2 inch wide.
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