Celtic horse jewelry originated from the sculpture, carving and metalwork of the ancient Celtic people. A lifetime passion of Celts for horses has created a unique line of jewelry inspired both by legend and special equines that have different stories attached to them and those stories are so interesting and important that they deserve to be told.

The Celts who lived in Europe, Ireland and Britain were popular for their pottery work, carving and jewelry making. Their wonderful designs were inspired by nature and had religious value as well.
Animal motifs were more popular than any other design and the Celts loved the animal forms and patterns. Celtic horse style jewelry includes coins, pendants, rings and earrings that are timeless classics.

The ancient Celts worshipped horses. Uffington horse was one of the most famous horses that the Celts worshipped. Uffington was located on a hill above Uffington in Berkshire, in the southeast of England. It was considered as Celtic God and was 374 feet long and 130 feet high. The formation of this horse was unusual. It had a strange beaked muzzle and the limbs were disjointed.

Celtic goddess Epona was best known design that was used to make exotic jewelry articles. She was protective of the cavalry, chariot and transport. Epona even became the goddess of the Romans and was the only Celtic goddess that the Romans honored. It was represented as either sitting on a side saddle on a mare, or standing between two horses.

Horse jewelry in Celtic design comprises of Celtic disc earrings handcrafted in solid, lead free pewter, buckles with a motif of ploughing horses, spirited horse brooches, lady driving horse cart motif is used to make pendants and brooches, and Celtic horse pendants and earrings with different horse designs. These are made from silver, bronze, pewter, gold and other metals.