This Celtic Knotwork Dragon Pendant is one of my absolute favourites, and honestly, it’s become a signature piece in my shop! Everyone seems to recognize me for this design, and I love that. The story behind it is so cool too—I found the original from the 1950s, and I bought the brass master from a retired jewellery designer right here in Montreal. Dragons are the ultimate symbol of power and protection, while Celtic knotwork connects to the eternal cycles of life. This handmade stainless steel dragon pendant blends both, making it a perfect choice for anyone who loves strength, mystery, and Celtic traditions! Available in .925 sterling silver or antique bronze! DETAILS: Materials: available in either .925 sterling silver, a mix of 92.5% fine silver and 7.5% copper, or antique bronze, a mix of 90% copper and 10% tin. Both are free of nickel, zinc or cadmium, which are common metal allergens, which can cause rashes and sores. For more info on bronze, read the blog post or consult my FAQ Pendant Dimensions: The pendant is 1.5cm wide and 4cm high with a bail with a 3mm wide opening, perfect for a chain. Shipping: Shipping is with tracking and full insurance. For international buyers, please be aware of taxes and duties are payable to your country and must be paid by the buyer and is not collected by me. Due to the high cost of materials, chains are not included with any of my pendants. If you are looking for a chain, you have a selection found in my Chains & Engravings section of my shop. For any questions about my materials, processing time, and more, check out my FAQ for more info! When I first started making jewellery, I noticed something—there was a huge Irish community around here, but no one was creating Celtic-inspired pieces. So, I figured, why not do it myself? That’s how the Celtic Knotwork Dragon Pendant was born! This piece is perfect for lovers of mythology, anyone who feels connected to Celtic heritage, or those who just can't resist a bit of dragon magic. Handcrafted and full of symbolism, it’s more than just a pendant—it’s a celebration of dragon energy and the rich beauty of Celtic traditions.
