The Celtic Trinity symbol has been said to have many meanings. The most obvious would be the Holy Trinity - the Father, Son and the Holy Ghost.
When used to make rings, Celtic necklaces, jewelry, and other bridal wear, the trinity symbol is used as a symbol of eternity and eternal love.
Inquiring minds want to know…
Ever wondered how silver celtic pendants are made? Watch this captivating video to get an idea of how jewelry goes from a “blob” to magnificent!
I know this image is a bit hard to see. However, I love the Celtic necklace itself so much that I thought I would share it with all of you.
While doing some research on the Claddagh symbol, I came across the noted Galway jewelry store of Thomas Dillon. It seems that Thomas Dillon is the only jewelry maker that is permitted to stamp their Claddagh rings as “original”, since they are the original manufacturer of this ring.
In my Thomas Dillon search, I decided to take a look a their necklaces. What I found was so unique that I just had to pass it on. Again, sorry for the terrible picture but it was this bad starting out at the Thomas Dillon website! Use your imagination and you will see…
This Celtic Necklace was created after 9/11. Created to commemorate the friendship between the Irish and the Americans, it joins the Claddagh symbol with the American Flag. The American flag extends up through the middle of the ring that has the Claddagh hands and heart at the bottom. I must say that this is The perfect gift for any Irish American girl!