If you are looking for something unique, this pendant will serve you well! It features three trinity knots overlaid on black onyx and encased in sterling silver. This is a unisex design.
The Trinity knot is the most well known Celtic knot. Today Christians revere the Trinity knot as it represents the three elements of the holy trinity – The Father, The Son and The Holy Spirit.
To the ancient Celts the Trinity knot had several meanings. It represented the three elements of fire, earth and water whilst also depicting the three domains of land, sea and sky. In addition it was also known to symbolize life, death and rebirth. Life’s never ending circle was the only way the Celts believed they could achieve complete spiritual fulfillment.
Today the Trinity knot has also come to represent love and protection making this an ideal gift for a friend or a loved one. Available on several chain lengths.
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