This noble bracelet with a knot and Triskele motif in the Celtic style is inspired by historical models of Celtic culture as it has spread in Ireland and Britain for more than 2000 years. The bracelet is made in bronze and is also available in a real silver bath.
A small Triskele decorates the center of the bracelet. In relation to the openwork knots, the Celtic bracelet shows the two essential symbols of Celtic culture: the knots and the Triskele. It is 1.5 cm wide and is suitable for wrists from 16 to 19 cm. The material can be folded very well. This makes it easy to adjust the bracelet to the circumference of the individual wrist.
Among the Celts, bracelets and bracelets of various shapes and sizes were widespread as a piece of jewelry in addition to Celtic torcs and were an important status symbol to show the rank and status of the respective person.
Discover the elegance and magic of Celtic culture with the Celtic knot and Trisquel bracelet! This incredible bracelet is designed with historical details that evoke the traditional patterns of the Celts.
The bracelet is made of high-quality bronze and is also available in a real silver plating, so you can choose the style that suits you best. In addition, it is decorated with a small Triskele in the center, which represents two essential symbols of Celtic culture: knots and the Triskele.
Its width of 1.5 cm makes it suitable for wrists from 16 to 19 cm. And best of all, it can be easily bent to fit the circumference of your wrist, giving you excellent comfort.
This bracelet is not only an elegant piece of jewelry, but also has important meaning in Celtic culture. Bracelets were a symbol of status and rank in Celtic society, and wearing one was a way to show your position in the community.
So if you want to add a touch of history and magic to your look, look no further. The Celtic knot and Trisquel bracelet is the perfect choice for you. Get one now and let yourself
The triskele had been a widespread symbol among the Celtic peoples since the Bronze Age; she defended life itself and the balance of nature. Thus, the Celtic triskele symbolized the trinity, the trinity, p. B. Past, present and future. But also birth, life and death and she represented the succession of generations: a girl, a woman and an old woman, a boy, a young man, a man.
The triskele symbolized the unity of body, spirit, and soul, as well as that of earth, water, and air. In Celtic culture, the triskele represented the eternal cycles, both in nature and in human existence, the three vortices, the trinity is a symbol of eternal change itself.
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