Tara Brooch, Celtic Revival, Irish Pennanular Pin

Tara Brooch, Celtic Revival, Irish Pennanular PinThe design of this brooch is based on the Tara Brooch, which was discovered in 1850. It is considered one of the most important artifacts of early Christian era Irish art and is displayed in the National Museum of Ireland in Dublin. The Tara Brooch is believed to have been crafted in the 8th century. The original piece is made of gold, silver, bronze, copper, amber, and glass and features intricate filigree patterns. Our version of the Tara brooch is

The plaid brooch design is a circle or orle of raised relief thistles

All Clans are available without exception

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The buckle loop fits a belt that is 1-1/2" (39mm) wide or smaller

This round flask would look great in any home bar or as great gift for the groomsmen at a Scottish wedding

This design features the traditional Luckenbooth motifs

The Celtic Interlace design is the symbol of eternal life or all things that last forever

Sizes: The kilt pin is 3-7/8" (99mm) and is 1-5/16" (34mm) across the handle of the sword

All Irish family names are available

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These came to be called "Mary Brooches" or even "Queen Mary Brooches

Your families Coat of Arms is deeply engraved into the shield surface that is raised above the beautifully engraved pewter Celtic cross background