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Celtic Lovers Knot Pewter Pendant
$25.00
Celtic Lovers Knot Pewter Pendant
Celtic knots are complete loops that have no start or finish and could be said to represent eternity whether this means loyalty, faith, friendship or love. Only one thread is used in each design which symbolizes how life and eternity are interconnected. These complex designs are used as decorative accompaniments to a variety of items including jewelry sets, plates, mugs, clothing and even cutlery.
Celtic Love Knot
This design features interlaced knots and represents the love between two people. It is believed that the Celts exchanged these knots in much the same way as we exchange rings in the modern age. The Celtic Oval knot is one of the oldest and simplest designs.
- Made in Canada by Expert Celtic Jewelry and Accessory Makers
| Weight | 0.3 lbs |
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