Buckles & Belts

Black Leather Belt with embossed celtic knot design, with a pewter celtic knot keeper. Please select size from the drop-down list below when placing your order. Width: 1.5 inch (40mm), To fit waist: see drop-down list. Supplied in a bubblewrap bag.

Black Leather Belt 40mm wide with thin groove running down each side. Supplied with a pewter keeper featuring embossed celtic knotwork. Please select size from the drop-down list below when placing your order. Width: 1.5 inch (40mm), To fit waist: see drop-down list Supplied in a bubble-wrap bag for protection.

Pewter with embossed design. This buckle has a hinged bar for the belt to clip onto and the other end has a strong prong to push through the hole in the belt. Placed in the mystic centre of the cosmos, the cross becomes the ladder by means of which the soul may reach God. Width: 83mm Height: 62mm For belt width: 40mm (1.5 inch) Supplied in a velvet draw-string pouch.

Pewter with embossed design and cut-outs. This buckle has a hinged bar for the belt to clip onto and the other end has a strong prong to push through the hole in the belt. The Celtic cross symbolises the bridge to higher energies and planes of existence. It represents the relationship between the celestial realm (vertical axis) and the earthly plane (horizontal axis). The circle around the cross s…

Pewter with embossed design. This buckle has a hinged bar for the belt to clip onto and the other end has a strong prong to push through the hole in the belt. The Celts regarded the horse as a symbol of sovereignty. When depicted as a mare, the horse also symbolises the power of the mother goddess. Known as Epona (Gaul), Rhiannon (Wales), or Macha (Ireland) she is often depicted with a basket and…

Pewter with embossed design.This buckle has a hinged bar for the belt to clip onto and the other end has a strong prong to push through the hole in the belt. The Celts used knotwork to decorate many of their artifacts. To them, the intricate patterns woven into spirals and knots symbolise the continuity of life. Width: 82mm Height: 59mm For belt width: 40mm (1.5 inch) Supplied in a velvet draw-str…

Pewter with embossed design. This buckle has a hinged bar for the belt to clip onto and the other end has a strong prong to push through the hole in the belt. The Lindisfarne design on this item comes from the famous Lindisfarne Gospels. An opulent and richly decorated Gospel book, the Lindisfarne Gospels was created in the early eighth century CE for ceremonial use at the monastery of Lindisfarne…

Pewter openwork with embossed design. This buckle has a hinged bar for the belt to clip onto and the other end has a strong prong to push through the hole in the belt. The Celts used knotwork to decorate many of their artifacts. To them, the intricate patterns woven into spirals and knots symbolise the continuity of life. Width: 94mm Height: 64mm For belt width: 40mm (1.5 inch) Supplied in a velve…

Pewter with embossed design. This buckle has a hinged bar for the belt to clip onto and the other end has a strong prong to push through the hole in the belt. In Celtic lore the serpent is the image of light, life and divine wisdom. Coming from deep within the earth, it was believed to hold secrets and be the guardian of hidden riches, metals, medical cures and esoteric knowledge. Width: 87mm Heig…

Pewter with embossed design. This buckle has a solid bar for the belt to fit onto and the other end has a strong prong to push through the hole in the belt. N.B. Belt not included. In Celtic lore the serpent is the image of light, life and divine wisdom. Coming from deep within the earth, it was believed to hold secrets and be the guardian of hidden riches, metals, medical cures and esoteric knowl…

Sutton Hoo Buckle – solid pewter buckle based on the “great” gold buckle found in the burial chamber at Sutton Hoo. For a 40mm belt. Sutton Hoo in Sufolk, England, is the site of one of the most significant archaeological digs in British history. The ship burial produced the greatest collection of treasures ever discovered in the UK, and rewrote the early medieval history of England. Buried in a c…