Dearbhla Celtic Earrings
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The design of these earrings is a Celtic Trinity knot. It has been around since early Celtic times. This symbol has no beginning and no end. This symbol was very important to the Celts, who believed in a strong correlation with life and things existing in three's.
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Dearbhla is an Irish name with Gaelic origins. It is typically given to a girl, and is not a very common name. These Dearbhla Celtic earrings are great for any woman with the name Dearbhla or anything else - especially if she likes Celtic history.
The design of these earrings is a Celtic Trinity knot. It has been around since early Celtic times. This symbol has no beginning and no end. This symbol was very important to the Celts, who believed in a strong correlation with life and things existing in three's.
Height: 16 mm (0.63 inches)
Width: 16 mm (0.63 inches)
Weight: 2.20 grams approx.
Estimated Delivery: 1-2 Weeks (craft, hallmark & ship)
• Trinity Knot Meaning
C-246
Data sheet
- Style
- Trinity Knot
- Metal
- Gold
Silver
White Gold - Jewelry Box
- Included
- Gender
- Womens
Specific References
- EAN13
- 0725765785473
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The design of these earrings is a Celtic Trinity knot. It has been around since early Celtic times. This symbol has no beginning and no end. This symbol was very important to the Celts, who believed in a strong correlation with life and things existing in three's.
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