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  Wolf Cuff Pair

  SKU: AH5528

  
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  Celtic Cuff, Wild Boar Design II

  SKU: AH5527

  The Celtic cuff descends from the torc, the open-ended metal ring worn at the neck, wrist or arm across Celtic Europe as a mark of status, rank and sometimes protective or spiritual significance. This cuff carries a second wild boar design, an animal that held particular significance in Celtic culture as a symbol of courage, ferocity and status, frequently depicted on weapons, standards and jewellery. Adjustable and cast in brass, it offers an alternative rendering of the boar motif to our other Celtic boar cuff, for collectors wanting a distinct pattern.

  
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  Celtic Cuff, Bird Design

  SKU: AH5526

  The Celtic cuff descends from the torc, the open-ended metal ring worn at the neck, wrist or arm across Celtic Europe as a mark of status, rank and sometimes protective or spiritual significance. This cuff carries a bird motif, drawing on a recurring theme in Celtic art and mythology, where birds were frequently linked to prophecy, the otherworld and divine messengers. Adjustable and cast in brass, it represents the figurative, animal-motif end of the historical range of Celtic arm and wrist jewellery.

  
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  Celtic Cuff, Boar Design

  SKU: AH5525

  The Celtic cuff descends from the torc, the open-ended metal ring worn at the neck, wrist or arm across Celtic Europe as a mark of status, rank and sometimes protective or spiritual significance. This cuff carries a boar motif, an animal that held particular significance in Celtic culture as a symbol of courage, ferocity and status, frequently depicted on weapons, standards and jewellery. Adjustable and cast in brass, it represents the figurative, animal-motif end of the historical range of Celtic arm and wrist jewellery.

  
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  Celtic Cuff, Knotwork Design

  SKU: AH5524

  The Celtic cuff descends from the torc, the open-ended metal ring worn at the neck, wrist or arm across Celtic Europe as a mark of status, rank and sometimes protective or spiritual significance. This cuff carries a knotwork-style decorative pattern, echoing the interlaced designs that are among the most recognisable hallmarks of Celtic art. Adjustable and cast in brass, it sits between the plainest unadorned cuffs and the more figurative animal-motif designs in our range.

  
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  Celtic Cuff, Dragon Design

  SKU: AH5523

  The Celtic cuff descends from the torc, the open-ended metal ring worn at the neck, wrist or arm across Celtic Europe as a mark of status, rank and sometimes protective or spiritual significance. This cuff carries a dragon motif, a creature that recurs across Celtic art and later medieval Celtic-influenced traditions as a symbol of strength and power. Adjustable and cast in brass, it recreates the more decorated end of the historical range of Celtic arm and wrist jewellery, in contrast to plainer, unadorned examples.

  
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  Celtic Cuff, Plain Design

  SKU: AH5522

  The Celtic cuff descends from the torc, the open-ended metal ring worn at the neck, wrist or arm across Celtic Europe as a mark of status, rank and sometimes protective or spiritual significance. Roman writers such as Diodorus Siculus described Celtic warriors adorned with gold bracelets and heavy neck rings, and captured torcs were prized enough as war trophies that a Roman general once took the nickname “Torquatus” after winning one in single combat. This adjustable brass cuff recreates that open-band form in a plain, unadorned pattern, true to the simpler end of the historical range of Celtic arm and wrist jewellery.