Trinity Knot Pendant with Swarovski Crystals
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The meaning of the Trinity Knot is ambiguous. Christians view the three cornered knot as a representation of the Holy Trinity. Another, more basic belief is that the Trinity Knot stands for air, water and earth. It is also thought to represent the triple Goddesses of Celtic lore.
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Material: Sterling Silver
Width: 19 mm (0.75 inches)
Height: 20 mm (0.79 inches)
Weight: 4.8 grams approx.
Main Stone: White Crystals
Dimensions: 1 mm (0.04 inches)
Estimated Delivery: 1-2 Weeks (craft, hallmark & ship)
* 18" Silver Chain & Luxury Packaging Included
The meaning of the Trinity Knot is ambiguous. Christians view the three cornered knot as a representation of the Holy Trinity. Another, more basic belief is that the Trinity Knot stands for air, water and earth. It is also thought to represent the triple Goddesses of Celtic lore. Whichever meaning you embrace, the Trinity Knot Pendant with Swarovski® Crystals makes a beautiful addition to any jewelry collection.
• Trinity Knot Meaning
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- Style
- Trinity Knot
- Gemstones
- Swarovski
- Metal
- Silver
- Jewelry Box
- Included
- Gender
- Womens
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- 0725765784339
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The meaning of the Trinity Knot is ambiguous. Christians view the three cornered knot as a representation of the Holy Trinity. Another, more basic belief is that the Trinity Knot stands for air, water and earth. It is also thought to represent the triple Goddesses of Celtic lore.
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