Emerald pearl necklace adorned with a Celtic knot - the Trinity knot (Triquetra). Celtic symbol of protection - prosperity and spiritual growth. Handmade. The triquetra is a triangular Celtic knot that intertwines three pointed loops, joined at their centers. This ancient symbol is also called the Trinity knot. The pendant, a Celtic knot with infinite interlacing, symbolizes eternal interconnectedness and the continuity of life and love. It represents unity, loyalty, and fidelity, weaving an indissoluble bond between the bearer and the universal forces. This powerful symbol strengthens relationships, brings balance and deep emotional stability, helping to navigate the twists and turns of existence with insight. It encourages inner peace and harmony. The emerald, stone of sacred love and wisdom, amplifies these virtues, opening the heart and mind to an abundance of feelings and clarity. Dimensions : Length of the necklace: 51.7 cm. - weight: 18 g. - beads: approximately 0.42 cm. - Trinity knot (Triquetra) in gold-colored metal: 2.6*2.70cm (excluding the attachment). 14K gold-filled spring clasp with a stamped design. Mounted on a Japanese steel wire coated with nylon. Emerald: colored oil-based. Celtic knots are among the most recognizable motifs of Celtic art, appearing as early as the 7th century AD in illuminated manuscripts like the Book of Kells and on carved stones and jewelry. These intricate patterns are characterized by a continuous band with no beginning or end, forming an endless interlace. The primary symbolism of Celtic knots is eternity and interconnection. The absence of beginning and end represents the cyclical nature of life, love, friendship, and spirituality. Each interlace is a metaphor for how all things are connected in the universe, forming an unbroken fabric of existence. They illustrate the complexity and beauty of creation, where every element is essential to the whole. Different forms of knots could convey specific meanings. The knot of the Trinity or Triquetra, with its three points, is associated with tripartite concepts such as life, death, and rebirth, or body, mind, and soul. Other more elaborate knots could symbolize family ties, eternal friendship pacts, or protection against external forces. These knots were visual meditations, graphic representations of profound philosophical and spiritual principles. The Celts believed that these patterns imbued the objects they adorned with mystical power, offering protection, wisdom, and continuity to those who wore them. A Celtic knot is a powerful reminder of our place in the great cycle of existence, encouraging harmony and unity. Photos taken with LED artificial light, using a camera. Precious stones are generally treated to enhance color or clarity. No research has been conducted regarding this specific object. Shipping by parcel with a tracking number.