Detailed Knowth kerbstone pendant made of sterling silver, inspired by the Neolithic burial chamber in Meath.

The K15 Knowth kerbstone at Brú na Bóinne.

Drawing of K15 Knowth kerbstone at Brú na Bóinne.

Detailing of Knowth calendar kerbstone pendant made of sterling silver

Knowth K15 Kerb Stone Pendant

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€98.00

I've always been fascinated by Newgrange, Knowth and Dowth megalithic sites.
There's so much that we don't know about these amazing ancient mounds.
So much has been written about them, yet there is so much much still that we don't know.

The Boyne Valley has the highest concentration of Megalithic art in Europe, and is an absolute must visit area for any visitor to Ireland.

This pendant is based on the Kerb Stone K15, which some call, "The Sundial Stone".

I might create more pendant based on these beautiful ancient stones.

Credit for sketch to Martin Brennan whose research on deciphering the meanings of Megalithic stone carvings has altered thinking about Stone Age monuments and which challenged the widely-held academic view that Newgrange, Knowth and Dowth were just tombs.

Photo of the actual stone by Ken Williams.

Comes on a 16", 18", chain, email me if you would like it longer.

Weight: 10g

Each piece of Elena Brennan's sterling silver and gold Irish jewellery is designed handcrafted in our jewellery studio in Cavan, Ireland and hallmarked in the Assay Office of Ireland in Dublin Castle. The Irish Hallmark is recognised around the world as your guarantee of the highest quality precious metal and Irish craftsmanship.

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