Symbol Pendant Necklaces

Heart

On Welsh lovespoons, a heart has traditionally stood for love. Two hearts side by side: the love is returned.

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Heart

On Welsh lovespoons, a heart has traditionally stood for love. Two hearts side by side: the love is returned.

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Celtic Knot

A knot with no beginning and no end. Traditionally it stands for everlasting love and being together for ever.

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Heart

On Welsh lovespoons, a heart has traditionally stood for love. Two hearts side by side: the love is returned.

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Key

Traditionally the key stands for home and security: a promise to look after someone, or the key to a heart.

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Wheel

Traditionally a wheel is a pledge to work hard and to support the one you love through life.

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Key

Traditionally the key stands for home and security: a promise to look after someone, or the key to a heart.

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Horseshoe

Traditionally the horseshoe stands for good luck. It always points upwards, so the luck never runs out.

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Horseshoe

Traditionally the horseshoe stands for good luck. It always points upwards, so the luck never runs out.

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Chain Links

Traditionally, chain links stand for loyalty and a wish to stay together. Some say each link is a year together, or a member of the family.

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Bell

Traditionally a bell stands for a wedding, an anniversary and a life lived together in harmony.

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Anchor

Traditionally the anchor stands for steadiness and protection: a safe harbour to come back to, wherever the journey goes.

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Two Birds

Traditionally a pair of birds are lovebirds, and an invitation: let's go away together.

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Heart · Key · Horseshoe · Chain Links · Anchor

Heart: love. Key: home and security. Horseshoe: good luck. Chain Links: togetherness. Anchor: safe return.

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