Cornish Pewter Triquetra Penannular Brooch
Looking for a Celtic brooch that combines beauty, tradition, and function? This Cornish Pewter Triquetra Penannular Brooch is a perfect choice! Often called a “Celtic brooch,” the penannular style has been used for centuries to fasten fly plaids, aprons of ancient kilts, or cloaks—and this piece does the job with style and durability.
Handcrafted by St. Justin of Cornwall, this brooch features an elegant triquetra (trinity knot) design, symbolizing eternity and unity. Measuring approximately 2.25 inches in diameter, it is both a practical accessory and a striking piece of Celtic artistry, perfect for Renaissance fairs, Highland games, or everyday use.
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Made from high-quality Cornish pewter
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Features a traditional triquetra (trinity knot) design
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Penannular style for secure fastening
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Measures approximately 2.25 inches in diameter
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Handcrafted in Cornwall by St. Justin
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Ideal for kilts, cloaks, shawls, or fly plaids
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Durable, versatile, and perfect for festivals or reenactments
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Solid piece to secure your cold-weather cloaks
Very solid and stylish for your period-accurate cloaks, capes and other outerwear, whether it's Renaissance, SCA or LARP. It's a heavier piece, so not for use in fine weave materials, but your woolen cloaks are going to stay in place when wearing this pin.
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Review from Jerry W
This brooch was much more impressive in real life than the picture in the catalog and that had been enough to sell me on the product.
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Review from Sarah B
Very nice workmanship. An attractive brooch and excellent historical replica.
