A large .925 sterling silver oval pendant featuring two rose plated Shamrocks, two hearts and a Trinity knot. This pendant has deep meaning!
The Shamrock is a much beloved Irish symbol and legend tells that St Patrick himself used the humble Shamrock plant to illustrate the importance of the Holy Trinity - the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit.
The hearts are symbolic of love, making this a very suitable gift for a loved one!
The Trinity knot found at the base of the oval depicts again the importance of the number three to the Celts - it also represents the Holy Trinity. Having no discernable beginning or end, this Trinity knot also illustrates life's never ending circle.
Made by Boru® in Dublin this pendant is available in an adjustable 16"- 18" chain featuring a lobster claw. You will also discover a stamp from the Assay Office at Dublin Castle guaranteeing that this fine piece has been lovingly handcrafted in Ireland.
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