Triquetra Pendant in Sterling Silver
The triquetra first appeared in 7th-century insular manuscripts like the Book of Kells and the Lindisfarne Gospels, and artists of the Celtic Revival have carried it forward ever since. Its three interlocking arcs trace a single continuous path, lending themselves to threefold meanings: past, present, and future; body, mind, and soul; or the bond of parent, child, and family. For many, the triquetra is emblematic of cherished history, faith, and identity.
This open triquetra pendant captures the symbol in its simplest, most recognizable form: smooth sterling silver strands weaving through each other with nothing added and nothing taken away. Available in Small and Large, with or without a sterling silver cable chain.
MATERIALS & CRAFTSMANSHIP
Handcrafted in .925 sterling silver at Walker Metalsmiths in Andover, NY. Cast using the lost wax method and hand finished in our studio. Also available in 14K yellow, rose, or white gold. Additional chain options available.
Learn more:
The Triquetra: History & Meaning
Celtic Knotwork & Design Symbolism
Item number: SW3167 - SW3168
Original designs © Stephen Walker
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