Ynys Môn Glain Neidr/Hag Stone - £3

In Welsh folklore, the glain neidr, also known as an adder stone or hag stone, is a stone with a naturally occurring hole through it, believed to possess magical properties. These stones are thought to offer protection against various ailments, evil charms, and even the ability to reveal hidden creatures like witches or fairies when looked through. They are also associated with good luck and are sometimes used as talismans or amulets.

Looking through the hole in a hag stone was thought to reveal hidden or disguised beings, like witches or fairies, making it a tool for divination. The glain neidr was a potent symbol in Druidic belief, representing a bridge between the natural and supernatural realms, and embodying a range of protective, healing, and insightful powers.

These individual glain neidr were found on Cribinau, and the headland between Aberffraw and Porth Trecastell. Each stone costs £3, and comes with a separate length of twine should a talisman be your intention. These are now available on our website -