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Sterling Silver Triskell Claddagh Earrings
$40.00
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Sterling Silver Triskell Claddagh Earrings
Sterling silver Claddagh knot earrings and hooks. 1″. The Claddagh is the Irish symbol of love and friendship. It’s a perfect gift to say “I Love You”.
- Height: 31 mm (1.2 inch)
- Metal Material: Sterling Silver
- Claddagh design
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The Celtic Croft carries a wide variety of earrings, many of which with a Celtic theme. We’ve got Opal Heart Earrings, Blue Opal Heart Celtic Knot Earrings, and Opal Spiral Earrings.
You might like our plain sterling silver earrings, like our Celtic Spiral Earrings, Trinity Knot Earrings, Large Tree of Life Earrings, Celtic roots Earrings, and Celtic Twirl Earrings. Our Stainless Steel Claddagh Knot Earrings and Stainless Steel Classic Claddagh Earrings look just as great!
We carry Celtic knot earrings in garnet, emerald, and sapphire. We also carry triquetra earrings in colors green, amethyst, sapphire, and garnet. Our customers love our Cornish Pewter Earrings with Real Amber so much, our suppliers have trouble keeping up with demand!
Triskell History
Believed by many to be an ancient symbol of pre-Celtic and Celtic beliefs, the triple spiral appears in various forms in pre-Celtic and Celtic Art with the earliest examples having been carved on pre-Celtic stone monuments, and later examples found in Celtic Christian art. It is also believed that the triskelle/triskel represents the three faces of the Goddess (virgin, mother, crone) and was later adopted to represent The Holy Trinity.
| Weight | 0.01 lbs |
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Kim –
I was very pleased with the quality of these triskele claddagh earings. My wife was delighted with them, paired with the claddagh as an anniversary gift.