This striking sterling silver pendant features Cernunnos, the Celtic horned god of the hunt, forests, and wild places.
Inspired by the ancient Gundestrup Cauldron, a richly decorated artifact discovered in Denmark, this pendant depicts Cernunnos in all his majesty. Cernunnos is often portrayed holding a serpent, and here he cradles a ram-headed serpent, a symbol associated with the darker half of the year, a time of introspection and potential transformation. The torc, or twisted metal neck ring, adorning his neck signifies sovereignty and power.
Crafted from gleaming sterling silver, this pendant is a beautiful and symbolic piece for anyone drawn to Celtic mythology or Wiccan & Pagan beliefs.
Cernunnos Pendant: Stunning sterling silver pendant featuring Cernunnos, the Celtic horned god of the hunt, forests, and wild places.
Meaningful Pagan Jewelry: A beautiful and symbolic piece for those interested in Celtic mythology or Wiccan & Pagan beliefs.
Size: This incredible pendant measures 1 inch (2.5 cm) tall excluding the bale.
Ram-Headed Serpent Symbol: Features Cernunnos holding a ram-headed serpent, associated with introspection and transformation.
An original design by artist Paul Borda of Dryad Design.
