Women's Claddagh Ring with Trinity Knots
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A modern take on two classic designs, the hands of the Claddagh design have been replaced with Trinity knots. The Trinity knot was once thought to represent the three Celtic goddesses, but in modern times it represents the Holy Trinity of Father, Son and Holy Spirit.
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A modern take on two classic designs, the hands of the Claddagh design have been replaced with Trinity knot designs. The Trinity knot was once thought to represent the three Celtic goddesses, but in more modern times Christianity used it to represent the Holy Trinity of Father, Son and Holy Spirit.
Width: 3.4 mm (0.13 inches)
Height: 6.7 mm (0.26 inches)
Weight: 3.6 grams approx.
Delivery for Silver: 1-2 weeks (craft, hallmark & ship)
Delivery for Gold: 2-3 weeks
How To Wear A Claddagh Ring
- Single: Right hand with heart facing outwards.
- Relationship: Right hand with heart pointed inwards.
- Engaged: Left hand with heart pointing outwards.
- Married: Left hand with heart facing inward.
C-4467
Data sheet
- Style
- Claddagh
- Metal
- Gold
Silver
White Gold - Hallmark
- Dublin Assays Office
- Jewelry Box
- Included
- Gender
- Womens
Specific References
- EAN13
- 0725765843500
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