This charming pendant has a twined stem that drops into a wider knot below, with curving and pointed edges. Below the knot is a 6mm gemstone. 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 Pendant measures 1 1/2 inches long and 1/2 inch wide.
Similar Designs to Consider
Rob took the popular Sionnach Knot Earring and added a 6mm gem! This charming earring has a twined s…
Brigantia was a protector goddess in Celtic religion. Currently, there are eight known inscriptions …
Brigantia was a protector goddess in Celtic religion. Currently, there are eight known inscriptions …
Brigantia was a protector goddess in Celtic religion. Currently, there are eight known inscriptions …
Néalta is an Irish word for 'clouds'. The Néalta Gem Pendant has pierced, Celtic knotwork formed fro…
Other Products to Consider
Rob took the popular Sionnach Knot Earring and added a 6mm gem! This charming earring has a twined s…
We have 1 remaining: 14kt yellow gold with an Iolite gemstone. The piece shown in the photos is the …
This ring is already a hit! The Caryll Ring features an almond shaped frame with 2 triskele knots se…
Special note- because of the weight and size of these earrings, we are only offering them on our nor…
Another addition to the thistle designs- the Plume Thistle Penannular has thistle finials and a doub…
The Essylt Wrist Torc is our smallest torc. The name is Welsh and means exceptionally beautiful. The…
The Càirdeil Gem Pendant takes its name from the Scots-Gaelic word meaning warm and friendly.…
The Gemstone Wrist Torc was one of the earliest wrist torcs that Rob created and it is the first gem…
Lugus is a Celtic god who is widely associated with the god Mercury, who wore a winged hat and is as…
Hafgan is Welsh for 'summer song'. This graceful pendant, the Hafgan Gem Pendant, coordinates with t…
