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Triple Knot - the beautiful simplicity
of the triple knot symbolises eternity and continuity. The interlace
pattern never ends and is the key to Celtic Knot work. In Christianity
it is used to represent the Holy Trinity - Father, Son and Holy Spirit |
Spiral -
representing
the Newgrange Tomb in the Boyne Valley Co. Meath. Older than Stonehenge and
the pyramids of Egypt, this magical ancient burial ground was built by
Neolithic communities about 5000 years ago. In this new age many people have
adopted this symbol for its connection to the past
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Claddagh - the legend tells of a sailor
from Claddagh in Galway, captured by pirates a week before he was to be
married. He learned his goldsmithing skills while enslaved and made
this ring for his beloved. The heart symbolizing their love, hands for
friendship and crown for loyalty. |
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Shamrock - is without doubt the most identifiable symbol of Ireland.
It was used by Saint Patrick, the patron saint to explain the Holy Christian
Trinity. The word comes from the Gaelic "seamrog" meaning little
clover and is worn the workd over on 17th March - St Patricks Day
Harp - is the oldest official symbol
of Ireland. Used on Irish coins, state seals, official documents etc.
The harp or lyre represented is the small portable type used by Celtic
Minstrels, reminding us of the rich legacy of the bard. |
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Also Available is the Mystery of Ireland Ring
Click on ring for more detilas 
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