Epona Celtic Horse Moonstone Necklace in Sterling Silver ocean_life_jewelry and spiral work is very

and spiral work is very similar to that on the Chi-Rho page in the Book of Kells

Solid Sterling Silver - A beautiful crescent moon adorned with a sleepy little rabbit on the inside

This Luckenbooth features elegant lines entwined in a Celtic knot design with a thistle - a beautiful symbol of everlasting love and loyalty

Solid Sterling Silver with 18k gold accent on a chain -- This Double Goddess is adorned with a Celtic triquetra in 18k gold plate - an artful rendition of an ancient Celtic Knot work design

Epona Celtic Horse Moonstone Necklace in Sterling Silver ocean_life_jewelry and spiral work is verySolid Sterling Silver with rainbow moonstone The Chalk Horse of Uffington, carved into the side of a hill in England, is believed to be an example of a neolithic representation of the sacred horse. Depending on the region, the Celtic Goddess of horses was called either Rhiannon or Epona, a Goddess of magic, prosperity, and the realm of the fae. The horse was very important to the Celtic culture allowing for advances in travel, warfare and agriculture.