Art Deco Children of Lir Swan Necklace in Sterling Silver green_man_jewelry This is the perfect gift
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Art Deco Children of Lir Swan Necklace in Sterling Silver green_man_jewelry This is the perfect gift This is the perfect gift for any lover of Scotland the artwork shows the Highlands with the Loch Ness monster and proud stags in the foreground all in the shape of a heart This authentic gemstone pendant is adorned with a beautiful crescent Celtic moon accented with two large rough gemstones The artful rendition of ancient Celtic Knot work design within the detailed crescent moon make this piece extra special Hallmarked 925 Inspired by the story of the Children of Lir – two stylized swans are entwined around the Celtic Triple Spiral and form a Celtic Knot on the feathers of the swan
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