What's me necklace?
Anyway, the symbol is called an [ogham](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ogham), a letter of the medieval irish alphabet.
The rings of fire, part one
Cocking his head to the side, he looked at the ogham letters with curiosity. despite his friend's assurances, he wasn't too sure about the rings.
The masks we wear, part one
It was written in ogham, and though i knew the runes by heart, the message was clearly in gaelic, a language i knew only a few words of.
The masks we wear, part three
The page had not changed, the ogham letters still written in the strange, glistening emerald ink that made it seem as if it were wet, even though they were bone dry. and yet, it, or perhaps i, had changed.
Unforseen Alliances, Chapter 1
"ancient elven script, human hieroglyphs from hammerfell, ancient ogham, anything really," the human replied as he took a bite from his shepherd's pie. "oh, does this make you a magic user?" asked the khajiit.
Dogs of War - Chapter 10 - Artifice of Will, Artifice of War.
No, wait, he could - the markings were ogham, the language of the druids, spiralling around the raised stone. tools for working with leather and metal were scattered everywhere along with an anvil of astounding proportions.
Dogs of War - Chapter 4 - Faceless
Covered in chalk writing and small, intricate drawings, tathal couldn't read, only the druids and the sons of chiefs who had been sent to be educated by the imperial invaders as a peace declaration had been taught how to read, and the druids could only read ogham