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Trinity Knot Set
- Trinity Knot Set of earrings and necklace is the beautiful sterling silver accessory set to finish off any outfit
- The Trinity Knot, or triskele, is emblematic of all things in threes, such as the Celtic trinity, and is prolific in Celtic and early Christian artwork
- The pendant measures ¾ inch wide and the earrings ½ inch wide
- The set comes with a sterling silver chain and a complimentary clear-top gift box
$55.00
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Tartan Jewelry Bag
$10.00- Customizable tartan jewelry gift bag
- Measures approximately 4inches wide by 5.5 inches long
- Pull string closure to keep your treasures safe
- bring tartan culture to everyday used
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Trinity Knot Set
The triskele, or Trinity Knot, is unmistakable Celtic symbolism that is sure to showcase your pride in your honorable Celtic heritage. Honor that heritage by adorning yourself with a Trinity Knot Set of earrings and necklace in beautiful sterling silver! A perfect addition to any outfit, formal or informal, this set is the perfect gift for a lover of Celtic heritage (or to treat yourself!). A subtle but elegant accessory, the necklace is approximately ¾ inch wide, and the earrings just ½ inch wide. The set also includes a complimentary gift box and pendant chain in sterling silver. These pieces are sure to become your new favorite accessories!
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