Celtic Torc Bracelets
- Light braid (14 gauge 6 mm)
- Medium braid (12 gauge 8 mm)
- Strong and flexible
- Hand-crafted in bronze or silver
- Medium braid (12 gauge)
- Approximately 5/16 inch (8 mm) thick
- Strong and flexible
- Hand-crafted in bronze or silver
- In Celtic and Saxon mythology, the boar represents courage and fearlessness—wear these formidable qualities around your wrist with this Boar Celtic Torc Bracelet
- Available in bronze or silver and either a medium or heavy braid
- Handcrafted and extremely durable—this bracelet is as strong as you are
- Made custom just for you—please keep in mind that we’ll need from 6-16 weeks to get it to you
Take a look at our Torc FAQ page!
Custom Order. Please allow 6-16 weeks for delivery. Click for important information.
- If you’re drawn to the mystical or simply a cat lover, you’ll love our Celtic Torc Cat Bracelet
- Handmade in either high-quality bronze or silver
- Created in a light braid style (14 gauge) for a daintier accessory than our other braid styles
- Made in the USA and made custom just for you—please allow us between 6-16 weeks to create it and have it shipped to you
Take a look at our Torc FAQ page!
Custom Order. Please allow 6-16 weeks for delivery. Click for important information.
- The Dragon Celtic Torc Bracelet is both stylish and versatile and available in bronze or silver
- Choose between light and medium braid (for wrists 5” to 9”)
- Handcrafted in the USA. Braided torc bracelet with Celtic dragon heads (representing power and wisdom) at each end
- Strong and flexible, it will retain its shape but remain comfortable to wear
Take a look at our Torc FAQ page!
- Made in the USA
- Medium braid (12 gauge)
- Approximately 5/16 inch (8 mm) thick
- Strong and flexible
- Hand-crafted in bronze or silver
- Handcrafted Celtic wolf torc bracelet; custom-made for your wrist, available in bronze or silver and crafted in the USA
- Heavy braid — approximately 3/8 inch (10mm) thick for wrist sizes 7 – 9 inches
- Medium braid — approximately 5/16 inch (8 mm) thick for wrist sizes 6 – 9 inches
- Light braid — approximately 1/4 inch (6 mm) thick for wrist sizes 5 – 8 inches
- In Celtic, Saxon, and Viking artwork, the falcon is prized as a valiant hunter—connect to your inner Celtic falcon with a Celtic Torc Falcon Bracelet
- Handmade in the USA and available in either high-quality bronze or silver
- Crafted in a light braid style for a lightweight accessory that remains flexible, strong, and durable enough to last generations
- Tell us how we can customize your bracelet—but please allow us up to 8 weeks to have it crafted and shipped to you
- Medium braid (12 gauge)
- Approximately 5/16 inch (8 mm) thick
- Strong and flexible
- Hand-crafted in bronze or silver
- Medium Braid (12 Gauge)
- Heavy Braid (10 Gauge)
- Approximately 5/16 inch (8 mm) thick
- Strong and flexible
- Hand-crafted in bronze or silver
- Elegant griffin bracelet handcrafted in a light braid
- Available in bronze or silver
- Customize according to your wrist size to find the perfect fit.
- Each torc bracelet is made custom just for you—please allow 6-16 weeks for us to have it made and get it to you
- Light Braid (14 Gauge)
- Strong and flexible
- Hand-crafted in bronze or silver
Take a look at our Torc FAQ page!
Custom Order. Please allow 6-16 weeks for delivery. Click for important information.
- In Celtic mythology, the raven is perceived to be an omen representing death, sexuality, and conflict—this bracelet is perfect for lovers of all things spooky and eerie
- High-quality and extremely durable, these torc bracelets are handcrafted, and custom made just for you, so please allow 6-16 weeks for delivery
- Choose from either bronze or silver to pull together the perfect Celtic look
- Customize a light or medium braid on this elegant accessory, as well as a wrist size to find your perfect fit!
- Medium braid (12 gauge)
- Approximately 5/16 inch (8 mm) thick
- Strong and flexible
- Hand-crafted in bronze or silver
- Medium braid (12 gauge)
- Approximately 5/16 inch (8 mm) thick
- Strong and flexible
- Hand-crafted in bronze or silver
- A subtle yet eye-catching Celtic accessory endowed with the thistle, a profound symbol of Scottish victory
- Handmade in the USA and available in fine-quality bronze or silver
- The lightweight braid style (approximately 14 gauge) makes this bracelet light and flexible while remaining strong and durable
- We’ll make this bracelet custom just for you—please allow approximately 6-16 weeks to have it handmade and shipped
If you have questions, we have answers. Many people are interested in kilts, and all things Celtic, but are unsure of the history of this famous garment. Read on for some answers to our most commonly asked questions.
A torc is a neck ring that is stiff or rigid. It is either a solid piece of metal or braided strands of metal. Most torcs are open at the front. Initially, the torc was used to identify the rank or class of the wearer.
In Celtic history, torcs were mainly used to symbolize the wearer’s rank or status in society. The torc was a visible sign of wealth and often reserved for nobility. In many Celtic cultures, the wearer would use torcs during battle or rituals.
Wearing a torc bracelet is similar to wearing a torc necklace. Torcs, by design, are open on one end. Sometimes, a torc would have a hook and ring closure or an interlocking clasp.
A torc bracelet, similar to a torc necklace, is a rigid piece of metal wrapped around the wrist, instead of the neck. The wearer can place the torc on either wrist, depending on preference.
A torc is made from a single length of metal, twisted strands of metal, or even potentially hollow metal tubes. A metalsmith or jewelry maker will manipulate and design the gold, silver, or bronze (or the chosen material) into a circle with an open end.
While it was common throughout history or Celts to wear torcs, they are not the only group to do so. It is perfectly acceptable for anyone who desires to wear a torc to wear one. Thankfully, there are many styles and designs to choose from.
Torcs were used for different purposes throughout history. Both men and women wore torcs and were often used to represent deities or supernatural characters. They could also be used to symbolize the wealth of the wearer. There are also many instances of ancient people using torcs in rituals, such as a burial ritual.
Many people see these solid necklaces and wonder how to put them on. Most often, the wear has to manipulate or bend the torc by opening the open end then reshaping the torc around the neck. Because of this method, they were not taken on and off regularly.
Torc, also spelled torque or torq, comes from the Latin word “torquis.” “Torquis” means “to twist.” The name is fitting as, generally, many pieces of metal are twisted together to create the torc.
Torcs are not just limited to Celtic tradition. Similar designs have been found in Viking, Iranian, and Greek societies, as well.