Furasta a iompar - Irish bog oak brooch loughan the bog oak is estimated

the bog oak is estimated to be between 3

allowing this sculpture to showcase the mystery

Sibéal - the Irish form of Isabel or Elizabeth (Lizzy

This pendant doesn’t just sit—it soars

A one-of-a-kind piece rooted in Ireland’s history and landscape

Furasta a iompar - Irish bog oak brooch loughan the bog oak is estimatedFurasta a iompar (easily carried). This brooch combines three pieces of bog oak one from the boggy field I see from my workshop, one from the Sliabh Aughty mountains where I grew up and one from East Co. Galway. It is finished with a silver coloured pin, making it a unique accessory that brings a touch of Irish heritage and natural beauty to your outfit. This one of a kind piece will be presented in matt black cardboard jewellery box which is made