Trinity Knot Wedding Band

This intricate filigree version of the trinity knot with all its symbolism of the holy trinity or the triple gods and goddesses of the ancient celts is a stunning example of the craftsmanship of our expert jewelry makers.

Trinity knot wedding band.

The celtic christian church used it to represent the holy trinity but other cultures used the symbol too and each attached its own meaning to it. Well you re in luck because here they come. Our celtic wedding rings are hallmarked at the irish assay office in dublin castle guaranteeing the purity of the metals used. Aithne trinity knot women celtic wedding ring.

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It has pre christian origins and is thought to represent the concept of eternity. To this day the trinity knot is the most well known and beloved of all the celtic knots. This outstanding wedding band boasts an impressive celtic weave design by way of an expertly polished finish and the classic 10k rose gold allure. Trinity knot wedding rings.

The most common trinity knot band material is metal. Did you scroll all this way to get facts about trinity knot wedding. The most common trinity knot wedding material is metal. There are 587 trinity knot band for sale on etsy and they cost 972 97 on average.

There are 2786 trinity knot wedding for sale on etsy and they cost 128 10 on average. Grania trinity knot women celtic wedding ring. The trinity knot is also called the triquetra and is one of the best known symbols in celtic culture. The trinity knot is an artistic decoration that appears throughout celtic metalwork and literature.

In modern times it is often given as a token of a promise to love honor and protect. Trinity knot ring men s white gold with yellow gold trim trinity knot filigree irish wedding ring starting at 1 575. The ancient celts used this symbol throughout ireland as they used it to decorate megalithic passage graves burial mounds and other holy sites. Well you re in luck because here they come.