Triple trinity knot earrings
These sterling silver earrings stand out for their deep Celtic symbolism and exquisite handcrafted design. The motif represents a knot formed by three interlaced triquetras, an ancient and powerful symbol that embodies the unity of body, mind, and spirit, as well as the interconnection of life’s eternal cycles. In Celtic tradition, the triquetra is a timeless emblem of protection, harmony, and eternity. When three of them are woven together, the design gains even greater meaning, symbolizing the flow of multiple energies in perfect balance and continuous movement.
Each earring is crafted from 925 sterling silver and decorated with hand-fired enamel, a traditional technique that enhances its beauty while ensuring long-lasting color. The green and blue tones of the enamel evoke the natural landscapes of Ireland and Scotland, reflecting the Celtic people’s connection to the earth, the sea, and the spirit.
Measuring 3.4 cm long and 1.7 cm wide, these earrings are lightweight, comfortable, and elegant—perfect for everyday wear or as a refined accessory for special occasions. The hook-style clasp allows natural movement, letting the enamel catch the light beautifully with each motion.
More than just jewelry, these triple triquetra earrings are a symbol of balance, positive energy, and protection. They make a meaningful gift for those who appreciate spiritual design, Celtic heritage, and timeless craftsmanship that bridges past and present.
Measurements:
Length: 3.4 cm
Width: 1.7 cm
Closure type: Hippie hook
Movement:Yes
Triple Triquetra Meaning:
The "triple triquetra" is more commonly called the triquetra or Trinity knot. It is a Celtic symbol that has several names and meanings, such as triskele, triquel, or trinacria, and is also known as the Celtic knot or Trinity knot.
Common Names: The most common name is triquetra.
Other Names: It is also known as:
Trinity Knot
Triquel
Trinacria
Triskele (although the triskele is a slightly different symbol, it is often used interchangeably)
Meaning: It represents life, death, and rebirth, as well as the three forces of nature (earth, water, and fire). In Christianity, it is associated with the Holy Trinity.
