The Celtic Tree of Life Ring
3/8" at widest point
641-031

An original desgn by Chris Benett for Pepi and Company
© Joseph Masselli 2004

This tree lives in the center of Annwn and is the first Tree of Creation.
The ancient Bards called it "Trefuilngid" (Tre ecohair), the tree of the "three keys" or three saplings.
This tree is alive with Song, Dance, and Merry Making. And on its limbs the birds of Rhiannon sing so beautifully
that "whoever hears them remains in a timeless state". From this first "Great Tree," the Mother Goddess,
Dana brought to Tara {Ireland} a branch with three fruits: nuts, apples, and acorns.
From this branch all trees of the earth took root.
As a symbol of this belief the Bards of ancient Ireland wore a "musical silver branch" as an insignia.
Each silver branch was said to be a casting of the original branch of Dana. Even the Kings bowed
before the Bards who wore the silver branch of the Great Tree, alive and singing in the center of Annwn, the Realm of the Fairies.

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The Healer's Ring

Our “Healer’s Ring” consists of several powerful ancient symbols.

The outer circle is the “Ouroboros.” The Ouroboros is usually depicted in the form of a snake
swallowing its tail. The Ouroboros originated in Egypt as a symbol of the Sun, and represented
the daily travels of the Sun. In Gnosticism, it was related to the solar God, Abraxas, and
signified ‘Eternity’ and the ‘Soul of the World. In Alchemy it represents the spirit of Mercury
and symbolizes Continuous Renewal: the cycle of life and death and
Harmony of Opposites. A snake is often a symbol of Resurrection, as it appears to be
continually reborn as it sheds its skin.

The inner circle has the Pentacle, which has been used and worn as a Powerful Magical
symbol for thousands of years. The five points of the Pentacle can represent the four elements
of, Fire, Water, Earth, and Air with the fifth point representing the “fifth element”, Spirit. Many believe the
Pentacle to be a symbol of Protection and a symbol of safety. The Greek philosopher, Pythagoras,
thought the symbol represented the Harmony of Mind and Body
and considered it a symbol of Good Health.

The letters surrounding the Pentagram are Greek letters, which read from right to left,
and spell out “Salus” a Roman Goddess that corresponds to the Greek Goddess of Healing, “Hygeia.”

The Magic of this ring enables the bearer to bring the Healing Powers of the symbols and the powers
of the Gods/ Goddesses on any health problems. Good for patients as
well as Doctors, Nurses and all other Healers.

Designed by Chris Bennet
exclusively for Pepi and Company

© Joseph Masselli 2005

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The Heart Triskele Ring

“The Heart Triskele” combines three very significant universal symbols;
the heart, the triskele, and the circle. It can help you find your center of compassion, love,
and understanding so you canexperience the wisdom of feeling. The Triskele is a symbol
which represents the unity of three. To the Celts, the number three was the most magical number.
The triskele was a symbol of the Goddess in her three forms of maiden, mother, and crone;
sometimes called the ‘Three Brigits.’ Throughout the world, the Heart represents the
center of being, both physical and spiritual. The heart is the home of compassion. It is the container
of the life’s blood. The Circle is the symbol of totality, wholeness, and perfection.
It is timeless, with no beginning and no end. It is spaceless having no above or below.
It is the symbol of endless motion and cycles, which define the feminine principle.
“The Heart Triskele” was uniquely designed to incorporate these three important symbols.
At the center of the triskele, the endless knot work (so favored in Celtic artwork) also forms into hearts.

Wear it and send your compassionate energies out to the universe.

Designed by Chris Bennet
exclusively for Pepi and Company
© Joseph Masselli 2005

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The Soulmate's Ring

1/2" at widest point
641-032

The quest for love is imperative for most of us. However elusive it can be,
we never give up looking for our "soulmate". The myth of Cupid and Psyche illustrates the power of
love and the true meaning of the term "Soulmates."
Our embracing lovers symbolize the heart and soul and the ideal of finding your "Soulmate".

An original desgn by Chris Benett for Pepi and Company
© Joseph Masselli 2004

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Celtic Ring of Spiritual Growth

   

    641-030 s/s         641-030 14k

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The pre-Christian world of the Celts was an animate and ensouled universe.
They viewed life as a continuous cycle of birth-death-rebirth,
for they understood that everything moved in a spiral,
from the growth of a snail’s shell to the whirling galaxies above.
The natural direction of Life is that of the spiral, a balanced,
continuous movement winding inward toward the universal center.”
[1] The spiral was a sacred symbol to all primitive peoples.
It demonstrates the Eternal Rhythm of Life of which we are all a part.
Our ring, designed by artist Chris Bennett,
was inspired by an ancient pre-christian design that he attributed to the Tuatha Dé Danann
(Pronounced: Too-a-ha-dae Donnan-who, it is said, became the fairies of Ireland.)
His design symbolizes the intertwining of the dual energies of the universe:
Male & Female, Yin & Yang, Positive & Negative, Light & Dark, etc.
These energies, attracted by the opposite nature of their “soul mates,”
spiral toward each other in an Eternal Dance.
To the Celtic peoples the Spiral stood as a symbol of Spiritual Growth and Eternal Life.

This ring measures 3/8" high in the center of the design
available in sizes 4-12

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The Celtic Fairy Ring