Jewelry from Dark Knight Armoury
Dark Knight Armoury carries a large collection of Medieval Jewelry, Celtic Jewelry, Renaissance Jewelry, Oriental Jewlery, Gothic Jewelry and even Pirate Jewelry. Jewelry was a very big part of a wardrobe in Medieval times, it signified your status. The larger and nicer your jewelry was, the higher in class you were. With our great selection of Jewelry offered at very competitive prices, anyone can afford to look like a Noble. Select from the Eras below to view our extensive collection, you'll find necklaces, pendants, brooches, bracelets, earrings, chokers, rings and even hair pieces. Dark Knight Armoury has jewelry for Men and Women. Ladies, we have the perfect jewelry to compliment all of the Medieval outfits we offer, a nice necklace for your Medieval Gown or Celtic Knotwork Earrings to go with your Wench ensemble. Men, whether you are a Pirate or Warrior, we have very manly pendants and rings depicting Pirate Skulls and Jolly Roger Symbols to Viking Runes and Celtic Knotwork.
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Celtic Jewelry | Celtic Jewelry is most well known for the gorgeous Celtic Knotwork that is displayed on each piece. You can wear our Celtic Jewelry with your Medieval and Celtic outfits at the Renaissance Fair or with your everyday outfits. Aside from knotwork, we also have Celtic Crosses, Celtic Dragons and Serpents and the Celtic Clauddagh symbol. For the Celts, life was seen as a riddle, the "eternal journey" so to say. They believed in reincarnation: continuous rebirth until complete spiritual rebirth is achieved. These knots symbolized their maze through eternity, and their understanding of various spiritual levels in the search for purification of the soul. The cross symbolizes the bridge to other worlds and to higher energy and knowledge. This is realized by the vertical axis (celestial world) and horizontal axis (Earthly world). They are also considered solar symbols, sources of light and ultimate energy. The design of the heart held between two hands with a crown set on top is known as the Clauddagh. Reputed to originate in the Irish village of Clauddagh, across from Galway. Traditionally used as a ring, it was a family heirloom handed down as an engagement ring, friendship, or wedding ring. The symbolism is as such, heart as love, hands as friendship, and crown as fidelity. |
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Gothic Jewelry |
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Medieval Jewelry |
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Oriental Jewelry |
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Pirate Jewelry |
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