Witch Knot Birthstone Necklace
Witch Knot Birthstone Necklace
✔ Keeps your energy in and everyone else’s out
✔ Choose two months: one for you, one for the woman you’d protect if you could
✔ Thick silver plating over a copper core, made to be worn every single day
✔ 26.7 × 20 mm, sits at the collarbone: noticed, never loud
Pick the month you were born.
The heart at the centre of the knot is cut in that month’s stone.
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Witch Knot Birthstone Necklace
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The knot, and what it stands for
The triquetra — three arcs woven without beginning or end — is read in Celtic tradition as faith, love and unity. In folk practice the same knot is worn as a witch knot: a charm you keep at the throat to hold your own energy in and other people’s out.
The heart at the centre is your birth month’s stone. Tradition has it that the two together keep you grounded while whatever isn’t meant for you finds its way back out.
Size & materials
Pendant 26.7 × 20 mm (1.05 × 0.79 in). Faceted blue-green bicolour crystal with a heart-cut birthstone at the centre.
High-quality copper core, heavily silver plated. Adjustable box chain: 45 cm (17.7 in) plus a 5 cm (2 in) extension, so it sits anywhere between 45 and 50 cm (17.7 and 19.7 in). Lobster claw clasp.
Care
Take it off before showering, swimming or sleeping. Perfume and hairspray go on first, the necklace after.
Wipe the knotwork with a soft dry cloth. No jewellery dip, no alcohol — silver plating does not survive either.
How it works
Choose it, then wear it
- 1
Choose your month
Twelve stones, one for each birth month. The knotwork and the blue-green crystal stay the same; the heart at the centre changes.
- 2
Wear it at the throat
The chain adjusts between 45 and 50 cm (17.7 and 19.7 in), which sits it around the collarbone — where the knot is traditionally worn.
- 3
Leave it on
It is light enough to forget you have it on. In the old practice the charm is meant to be worn daily, not saved for occasions.
Why people wear the witch knot
A knot with no beginning
Three arcs woven into one continuous line. Celtic tradition reads it as faith, love and unity; folk practice knows the same shape as the witch knot, worn for protection.
Your stone at the centre
A heart-cut birthstone sits in the middle of the weave. Choosing your own month is what turns a pretty pendant into something that belongs to you.
Made to be worn every day
Copper core, heavy silver plating, open-worked knot. 26.7 mm tall and light on the chain, so it does not become the thing you take off at lunchtime.
Some people wear a charm. Some people wear armour.
The witch knot has been worn at the throat for centuries for one reason: to hold your own energy in and keep everyone else’s out.
You do not have to believe the legend for it to do something. Putting it on in the morning is a small, deliberate act, and most people say that is the part that sticks.
The knot of twilight
Old stories call it the knot of twilight — the charm for whispers, jealousy and intentions people do not say out loud.
The blue-green crystal behind the weave is faceted, so it changes with the light: near black in a dark room, almost turquoise in daylight.
Twelve stones, one for you
Garnet, amethyst, aquamarine, diamond, emerald, alexandrite, ruby, peridot, sapphire, tourmaline, citrine, tanzanite — a heart cut for every month of the year.
It is also why it works as a gift: you choose their month, and they know it was chosen rather than picked off a shelf.
Close enough to see the work
The knotwork is open, not stamped — you can see through the weave, and the braid pattern runs along the inside edges of each arc.
Copper core with heavy silver plating, an adjustable box chain and a lobster claw clasp that actually holds.
FAQ
What is a witch knot?
It is the triquetra — three interlocked arcs drawn in one unbroken line. Celtic tradition reads it as faith, love and unity; in folk practice it is worn as a protective charm. Both readings belong to the same symbol.
Which birthstone do I pick?
The month you were born. January garnet, February amethyst, March aquamarine, April diamond, May emerald, June alexandrite, July ruby, August peridot, September sapphire, October tourmaline, November citrine, December tanzanite.
Are the stones real gemstones?
No — they are faceted crystal cut in the colour of each birthstone. That is what keeps a pendant this size at this price.
How long is the chain?
45 cm (17.7 in) with a 5 cm (2 in) extension, so it adjusts between 45 and 50 cm. That sits the pendant around the collarbone.
Will it tarnish?
It is heavily silver plated over a copper core. Kept dry and away from perfume it holds its shine; worn in the shower or the pool it will not.
Does it come ready to give?
Yes. It ships in a jewellery box, so it can go straight into a bag without repackaging.
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