Ogham: Dion

An Ogham that helps protect, defend, shield, save, shelter, and guard the owner.

According to legend, Gaelic secret writing, or Ogham, were handed down from Ogma Mac Eledan, the Gaelic god of eloquence. He was one of the Tuatha De Denann, who were later known as the Fairy Gods of Tir na nog. This god was compared to Hercules by the roman poet Lucian.

Ogham writing evolved in the early centuries of the Christian era. It was based on a twenty letter alphabet, each letter was represented by "notches", in groups of one to five along a vertical axis. Surviving examples of Ogham can be found across Europe and even in America, but mostly in Ireland, Wales, Scotland and the Isle of Man.

The Oghams are made of sterling silver with a brass wire wrap.

Approximately 2"