Half Pearl Trinity Knot Pendant

This Beautifully Crafted pendant which is made from Sterling Silver featuring a Half Pearl and Trinity Knot detail designed by Irish Jewellers Solvar in Dublin Ireland. Hallmarked at the Assay Office in Dublin Castle. Matching Earrings are also available. Made in Ireland and presented in a Gift Box. Measurements; 4/10 inch wide 1 inch long. Although the origins of the Trinity Knot can be traced back to pagan times it later was used in ancient Celtic Art and religious manuscripts such as the Book of Kells. In modern times it has become synonymous to Christians as the symbol of the Holy Trinity (Father, Son & Holy Spirit). Along with the Claddagh it is a hugely popular design in modern Irish Jewellery. About Solvar - Solvar Ltd. a family owned Irish company established in 1941 and based in the heart of Dublin, Ireland has evolved to become recognised as a leader in the design and manufacture of Destination and Heritage Jewellery. With over six decades of tradition and experience in the jewellery business, Solvar has a strong commitment to quality, design & workmanship to the highest standards. At Solvar we pride ourselves on being one of the world leaders in the manufacture of ethnic Irish and Celtic jewellery. All Solvar Irish themed jewellery is individually designed, drawing inspiration from Ireland's rich past and unique icons; the Claddagh, Celtic Cross, Shamrock and intricate Celtic Knot work. We carry this same design ethos and market understanding to other destinations and cultures that we serve. Each piece of Gold and Silver jewellery we produce is hallmarked at the Assay Office in Dublin Castle, who, independently verify that the various gold, silver and platinum we use measure up to the declared standard. This stamping is your guarantee that our products are fashioned using only the highest quality materials. The hallmark has been in use in Ireland since 1637 for the purpose of ensuring that the highest standards are adhered to. Matching earrings also available (To view click here)