Celtic Trinity Knot Draw String Bangle in Sterling Silver

Intricately Crafted Sterling Silver Celtic Trinity Knot Bracelet With Twin Shamrock Drawstring Chain 

This sophisticated design adds playfulness to breathtaking beauty and casts a spell on both the wearer and the observer. The slender, interlocking trinity knot symbols bring to mind the Celtic love of mystery, while the twin silver shamrocks evoke the truly delicate nature of the native Irish clover leaf.

Exquisitely Delicate, Deeply Traditional 

The trinity knot symbol is deeply embedded in Irish literature, history, and culture and is estimated to be as much as 5000 years old. It is found in the decorative margins of ancient manuscripts, such as the Book of Kells, and carved into the imposing Celtic High Stone Crosses that mark the monastic settlements of early Irish Christians. 

The neverending interlocking path of the triple-pointed ovals suggest eternity, and represented magical trinities to ancient Celtic peoples. In Christian times, it was used to illustrate the doctrine of the Holy Trinity. In modern times, it is used principally as a symbol of undying romantic love, life, and happiness, while also being representative of Irish Celtic culture generally.   

When ordering your sterling silver, trinity knot, and shamrock drawstring bracelet, remember:

• Hauntingly delicate silver craft incorporating two of Ireland’s most iconic symbols

• Sterling silver bracelet hallmarked in Ireland’s Dublin Assay Office, est. 1637

• Interlocking endless circle of Celtic trinity knot symbol of undying love

• Twin clover leaf Irish shamrocks complement the trinity knot theme

• Authentic Irish silver jewelry item shipped securely to your home

• 10 working day shipping to all addresses within the continental US

Order Your Sterling Silver Irish Shamrock and Trinity Knot Bracelet Today

The delicate design in this wonderful piece evokes the nuanced meanings of the ancient symbols it embodies. It is a must-have item for all lovers of Celtic and Irish-themed jewelry.

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