Small Sterling Silver Celtic Witch Knot Charm or Necklace. This intricately designed charm measures approximately 15mm x 8mm (~5/8" x 5/16") and comes with an attached sterling silver standard jump ring, adding about 4mm to the overall length/height. Made from solid .925 sterling silver, this charm is handcrafted in the USA using the traditional lost wax casting process, ensuring exceptional quality and fine detail.
This piece can be purchased either as a charm or as a complete necklace, offering flexibility to suit your jewelry creation needs. The Celtic Witch Knot design symbolizes unity, eternity, and protection, making it a meaningful addition to any jewelry collection. Please refer to the last picture for the current chain style available with the necklace option. Handcrafted in the USA, this sterling silver Witch Knot charm or necklace makes a perfect gift or a unique addition to your personal collection.
Sterling Silver Small Celtic Witch Knot Charm - Small celtic witch knot with jump-ring. Available as a charm for your bracelet or suspended from necklace chain. Please see last pic for current chain style.
Overall Charm Size, approx. : 15mm x 8mm = ~5/8" x 5/16"
Metal : .925 Silver - Solid Sterling Silver
Made in the USA
Sold by Charm, Necklace or Earring(s)
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This Representation is a Complicated Witch's Knot in the Celtic Knot Tradition
Witch's Knot Symbolism
The Witches Knot is also known as the Magic Knot and the witch charm. It has become a symbol of protection against malevolent witchcraft. History tells us the witches used knotted cords to tie up the weather, to create circles of protection, and to bind things magically. Just as magic knots were used to bind things, so it was also used to release things, in general things that were within the witches' power to release. Knots were also used to contain power, and were a puzzle in reference to the power they contained. In order to possess that power one had to untie the knot. Knots were also used to tie up or bind illnesses away from their victims and in this way were tools of healing.
