Seal in Seaweed Pendant, Sterling Silver Pendant with Brass Seaweed Detail, Animal Lover Necklace, Silver Seal Pendant, Selkie Mythology, Marine Necklace, Love Pendant Gaelic Festival Did the fairies hold their

Did the fairies hold their meetings and counsel at these raths

This design explores openings and light and windows into our past

Hallmarked and Handmade with Fine Silver 999

often depicted as female mythological creatures are common to Irish

Neolithic monuments such as New Grange and Raths such as the Grianán of Ailleach are ubiquitous in the Irish landscape

Seal in Seaweed Pendant, Sterling Silver Pendant with Brass Seaweed Detail, Animal Lover Necklace, Silver Seal Pendant, Selkie Mythology, Marine Necklace, Love Pendant Gaelic Festival Did the fairies hold theirSelkies, often depicted as female mythological creatures are common to Irish, Scottish and Icelandic folklore; they lived as seals but shed their skin to visit the earthly world in human form. Humans would often fall in love with them, but the selkie would never reveal her watery homeland. They were often seen gazing longingly out to sea, torn between their earthly life and the sea. The sea in Irish mythology is seen as the gateway between this world