5,000 Year Old Bog Oak Pendant

5,000 Year Old Bog Oak PendantBog Oak is one of the oldest and most historic timbers in Ireland, formed when oak trees were buried in peat bogs thousands of years ago. The anaerobic conditions of the bog preserve the wood, slowly darkening it to a rich, deep tone while retaining its natural character. The Bog Oak used in these pendants was found buried one metre below the surface in a raised bog outside Killarney, Ireland. After two years of careful drying, traditional hand tool

The resin is carefully crafted with purple and orange translucent dyes and a shimmering effect powder

The anaerobic conditions of the bog preserve the wood

the yew symbolises eternal life and rebirth—often planted in sacred sites and ancient churchyards as a guardian of the spirit

making full use of trees that would otherwise go to waste

20mm width and between 5-8mm depth

historic tones

Renowned in Irish legend as a symbol of eternal life and protection

flowing contrasts that evoke the tranquil forests and mist covered lakes of Killarney

deep tone while retaining its natural character

The Yew used in these pendants comes from trees that have been storm-fallen or naturally decayed — a sustainable choice that highlights the wood’s most striking colours and unique features

A unique piece for collectors

dark beauty