Eightercua Stone Row is an ancient prehistoric stone alignment near Waterville in County Kerry, dating back approximately 3,000 years. Its four large standing stones are thought to have been arranged to mark the passage of the sun, possibly serving as a ceremonial or burial site. Set against the dramatic landscape of the Iveragh Peninsula, Eightercua offers a fascinating glimpse into the beliefs, rituals and relationship with the natural world of Ireland’s ancient people.

Depicted here in vitreous Japanese enamels using the ancient technique of Cloisonne. The Eightercua Stone Row stands watch proudly over the bay. The necklace is accented with silver rocks, tourmaline beads, and a high grade pear shaped green tourmaline. A one of a kind piece of wearable art.