Silver chain with moon phases holding a tree framed in its own roots and branches.  

The face coming out of the trunk of the tree is a metaphor expressed in other works.  

Within the branches are placed tiny carved stars.  

The roots, branches, moons and stars  

all encompass the piece as a continuous living thing much as the world may be seen

as both the many and the one.

 A pinanular, or "ancient Celtic cloaking device"; a precursor to the safety pin.  

This takes the very old style of fastening cloth together and impossibly bends the fret board, joining two lutes together.  

To complete this crazy design, the pin head holds the tuning pegs! 

This compound visual joke is currently worn by a very jovial bard who fills the air with puns where ever he goes,

as all bards should!