The Ratsey & Lapthorn
Knot Charms

Eternity

Two interlocked knots, as though two people joined together forever. A seafaring emblem of fidelity and eternal union, the Two-Strand Matthew Walker Knot is often woven into sailors’ lanyards.

Love

Two hearts, as one. A symbol of faithfulness and connection, the True Lover’s Knot and its symbolism have been praised in folk songs across the ages.

Healing

From Ancient Greek temples to ships’ decks, a knot revered for its curative powers. The Hercules’ Knot is a timeless symbol of resilience and renewal for those facing the harsh elements at sea.

Strength

An ornamental knot with roots in dynastic symbols. The Chinese Crown Knot weaves strength with serenity, embodying harmony in form and function.

Good Luck

An intricate knot that invokes divine blessing, wards off misfortune and brings good luck. Known for its sculptural quality, the Chinese Butterfly Knot is tied into Buddhist carvings and warrior charms.

Prosperity

A knot known to hold great weights together with grace. From the lineage of ornate Chinese priest cords, the Double Coin Knot is revered for symbolising stability and prosperity.

Friendship

A knot that binds two hearts in enduring connection. The Friendship Knot symbolises loyalty and camaraderie.

Travel

A symbol of protection, passage and resilience across the seas. Woven like a sailor’s map, the Ocean Plait has been the traveller’s talisman through ages.

Protection

A knot that features embracing loops that resemble open arms. The knot Symbolic Of Care is the proverbial shelter, rooted in traditions of guardianship and grace.

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