Discovery Glass

This little white glass Angel holds a dove of peace in her hands. A beautiful gift for a birthday, Christening, Confirmation or indeed any other occasion which would benefit from a little Angelic presence. Other colours are available and can include hearts, stars or butterflies as the embellishment.

This little Celtic Angel stands about 10cms high and holds a fused glass shamrock, a traditional Irish symbol. This makes a wonderful present for a loved one on St. Patrick’s day or any other special occasion.

The Celtic Cross, an emblem of Ireland’s patron saint Patrick, is created here in a beautiful translucent green glass with purple and green glass cabochon detail. Available in a myriad of colour combinations, this cross makes a wonderful St. Patrick’s day gift to be hung in a window all year long. Many colours available.

A delightful multi-coloured Celtic harp handcrafted in beautiful glass with a discreet but very strong hanging wire. A wonderful momento of Ireland.

Celtic knotwork is a major part of traditional Irish design. A symbol of continuity, the interlacing patterns can be found engraved on Celtic High crosses and other stonework but are most memorably illustrated in the exquisite Book of Kells now in Trinity College Dublin.

This Celtic Knot is in three colours of transparent glass with a discreet but robust wire for hanging.

With memories of misty monoliths and dark, brooding Irish landscapes, this range of jewellery spins its story in beautiful glass and silver spirals. The design is reminiscent of the detail engraved in much ancient Irish stonework, notably at Newgrange in County Meath, a site that is older than the pyramids of Egypt. this brooch is available in many different colourways.

The design of this beautiful pendant is based on the ancient standing stones of the Celtic world. These amazing stone monoliths can still be found throughout Ireland and  hold their esoteric secrets to this day.

Shown here in stunning turquoise, this pendant is also available in other colours. The silver plated linked chain is approximately 67cms long.

This very wearable necklace with an Irish flavour is shown here in a lovely turquoise glass. Its shape and silver spirals have the distinctive look of the Celtic Odyssey range. Now only sold with a solid silver chain which is 46cms long. Please note, chain styles do vary and are not likely to be a snake chain, but they are of a very high quality.

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Legend has it that the Irish Warrior Fionn Mac Cumhaill built the Giant’s Causway to walk from Ireland to Scotland in order to fight his Scottish counterpart Benandonner. The hexagonal stones of the Giant’s Causeway are refelected in the design of this Causeway Collar made in a beautiful dark green iridescent green glass. This necklace has faceted emerald coloured glass beads and is approximately 46cms long.

Own your own little thatched Irish cottage! A fused glass fridge magnet depicting a thatched Irish cottage created from minute pieces of hand cut glass with hand painted and fired detailing. A little treasure!

This cute key ring is in kiln formed glass with a shamrock in bas relief with hand engraved detail. The chain is gold-plated.

The “Hematite” version of the Causeway Collar has a central hexagonal motif in an iridescent grey. The necklace has complementary Hemetine hexagonal beads and is approximately 46cms in length.

These Celtic Odyssey ear rings are shown in a beautiful torquoise although other colours are available. They are easy to wear and compliment the rest of the range beautifully. Suitable for day and evening wear they have sterling silver ear wires.

The unique Causeway Collar evokes the mostly hexagonal shaped stones of the Giant’s Causeway, a world heritage site in County Antrim. Although these shapes were in fact caused by the cooling of the volcanic basalt flows, mythology states that the causeway was made by an Irish giant wanting to reach and fight his Scottish rival.

This “Olivine” necklace has bright green faceted glass beads to complement the hexagonal central motif and is approximately 46cms long.

These asymmetric Celtic odyssey ear rings are shown in a stunning turquoise glass and are quite unique in their design. The ear wires are in sterling silver.