Ogham Neart Strength Silver Pendant
Designed and made in County Louth, Ireland.
No reviews yet.Sterling silver Ogham pendant engraved with Neart, the Irish word for strength.
- Handcrafted in sterling silver
- Engraved with 'Neart' in Ogham script
- Inspired by ancient standing stones
Ships to Ireland, Northern Ireland and the EU only
Ogham Neart Strength Silver Pendant
€265.00
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Description
Why you'll love it
- Handcrafted in sterling silver
- Engraved with 'Neart' in Ogham script
- Inspired by ancient standing stones
- Hallmarked in Dublin Castle
- Presented in a branded gift box
Perfect for
- Encouragement gifts
- Graduation celebrations
- 25th anniversary presents
The Ogham Neart Strength Silver Pendant by Garrett Mallon is a stunning piece of jewelry that embodies the essence of strength. Handcrafted in sterling silver, this pendant features the word 'Neart', meaning 'strength' in Irish, elegantly inscribed in the ancient Ogham script. This script, Ireland's earliest form of writing, is read from the bottom up along the silver bar, adding a touch of historical significance to the piece. The pendant's textured sides are inspired by ancient standing stones, providing a tactile connection to Ireland's rich heritage.
Measuring approximately 33mm in length, 9mm in width, and 4mm in depth, this pendant is both substantial and elegant. It hangs gracefully on a 24-inch chain and is hallmarked by the Assay Office in Dublin Castle, ensuring its authenticity and quality. Presented in a branded gift box, it makes a meaningful gift for occasions such as encouragement, support, graduations, new jobs, sympathy, get-well wishes, retirements, birthdays, Father's Day, Mother's Day, or a 25th anniversary.
Story & Significance
Ogham is an ancient script used primarily in early medieval Ireland, serving as a unique form of communication and record-keeping. It consists of a series of lines and notches carved into stone or wood, often used to mark territories or commemorate individuals. The word 'Neart', meaning 'strength', is a powerful symbol in Irish culture, representing resilience and fortitude. This pendant captures the essence of these ancient traditions, offering a modern connection to Ireland's storied past.
The use of Ogham in jewelry is a nod to Ireland's rich linguistic and cultural heritage. Each piece serves as a wearable testament to the enduring legacy of the Irish language and its historical significance. By wearing this pendant, one carries a piece of Ireland's history, a reminder of the strength and resilience that has characterized the Irish spirit throughout the ages.
Details & Specs
Key facts
- Maker
- Garrett Mallon Jewellery
- Category
- Jewellery
- Made in
- County Louth
- Materials
- Sterling silver
- Dimensions
- 33mm x 9mm x 4mm (1.3" x 0.35" x 0.16")
- Additional dimensions
- Gift box: approx. 8 x 8 x 2.2 cm
- Weight
- 100g
- Country of origin
- Ireland
- Care
- Polish with a soft cloth to maintain shine.
- What's included
- Pendant, 24-inch chain, branded gift box
Shipping & delivery
This item currently ships to Ireland, Northern Ireland and the EU only.
Shipping rates are calculated at checkout.
Full delivery and aftercare terms are in our returns and refunds policy.
FAQs
Where do you ship this item?
This item currently ships to Ireland, Northern Ireland and the EU only.
How long does it take to dispatch?
Allow around 7 business days for processing before dispatch.
What is the significance of the Ogham script?
Ogham is Ireland's earliest form of writing, used for inscriptions on stone and wood, symbolizing ancient communication.
How should I care for the silver pendant?
Polish the pendant with a soft cloth to maintain its shine and avoid exposure to harsh chemicals.
Is the pendant suitable for everyday wear?
Yes, the pendant is designed for both everyday wear and special occasions, offering durability and elegance.
Meet the maker
Crafted by Garrett Mallon Jewellery.
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