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The trinity knot has many meanings but one of them is as a symbol of never ending love. Connemara marble and sterling silver combines with the age old Trinity symbol in these stunning Celtic earrings.
A simple but impressive design – one strand of sterling silver weaves in and out of itself with no beginning, no middle and no end. The ancient Trinity design can be seen in the Book of Kells which dates back to the 9th century. You can see this infamous book on display at Trinity College in Dublin.
The marble comes from our own quarry in Lissoughter Co Galway and is over 900 million years old. You can only find our marble in the West of Ireland. Irish sterling silver is hallmarked at Dublin Castle in Ireland which gives the earrings an extra connection to Ireland.
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The Celts were very familiar with the idea of the trinity. The combination of the knot into rings, linens, jewelry and other designs is associated with eternity and eternal love. The Trinity Knot is said to represent the three promises of a relationship – Love, Honor and protection.
The earrings hang from a Sterling Silver earpost which is topped off with a Connemara Marble cabochon. Our sterling silver is hallmarked at the Dublin Assay office which is located in Dublin castle.
The earrings have a drop length of 2 cms and a width of 1.5 cm and a weight of 6.4 grams.
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| Material | Connemara Marble |
|---|---|
| Metal | Sterling Silver |
| Size | 2cm x 1.5cm |
| Stamp | Irish Assay Office |
| Style | Trinity Knot |
| Material | Connemara Marble |
|---|---|
| Metal | Sterling Silver |
| Size | 2cm x 1.5cm |
| Stamp | Irish Assay Office |
| Style | Trinity Knot |
Each marble product purchase includes a Certificate of Authenticity to prove it was made with genuine Connemara Marble.
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J.C. Walsh & Sons.
24 Main Street,
Rathfarnham Village,
Dublin D14K032,
Ireland.
