Winter Solstice Celtic Eternity Knot Pendant

This beautiful Celtic Eternity Knot Pendant is handcrafted from sterling silver and 18kt gold. Inspired by the Winter Solstice and the Celtic winter celebration of the sun. The Solstice is the shortest day and longest night of the year in the Northern Hemisphere. The celebration of the symbolism of the sun’s rebirth. Of fire and light, along with life, death, the rising sun, and the moon.

The golden middle bead of this beautiful pendant represents the winter sun. The Celtic design is the Eternity Knot, also known as the Celtic Love knot. Together with the gold bead for the sun and the never ending Celtic Eternity Knot, this pendant represents the continunity of life.

Design of this Winter Solstice Celtic Eternity Knot Pendant:

• Outer layer solid sterling silver circular rim.
• The next layer is the Celtic Eternity Knot, with intricate entwining sterling silver design.
• Centre 18kt yellow gold bead.

This Irish Necklace is hallmarked by the Assay Office in Dublin Castle.

Approx dimensions of this Winter Solstice Celtic Knot Pendant:

• Weight: 4 grams approx
• Diameter: 18 mm

This pendant is on a lovely 18-20″ Spiga chain.

Metal: 925 Sterling Silver

Bead: 18kt Yellow Gold Bead

Plating: Rhodium Plating on 925 Sterling Silver

Presented in a quality Boru Jewellery gift box.

Theme this beautiful pendant up with matching Solstice Celtic Eternity Knot Drop Earrings.

This Celtic Knot Pendant is an ideal gift for:

• Anniversary Gifts, particularly for 25th wedding anniversary or 50th wedding anniversary
• Bridal necklace; Bride’s gift
• Christmas Gifts
• Birthday Gifts
• Graduation Gifts
• Valentines Gifts
• Retirement Gifts

A quality handmade Irish Pendant. From the range of beautiful Irish Jewellery designed and made in Dublin. By Boru Jewelry, Ireland.

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Winter Solstice at Newgrange

The UNESCO World Heritage Site of Newgrange is an ancient Irish passage tomb. It was built during the Neolithic age, around 3200 BC. Making it older than Stonehenge and the Pyramids of Giza.

The tomb was designed to showcase the Winter Solstice. As the sun rises on the shortest day of the year, the light appears through a narrow slot at the entrance. This light travels along the 60 foot long tunnel and illuminates the middle chamber.

The Winter Solstice is a time of quiet energy. Time to reflect and release the past. To concentrate on making positive changes.

Read more about Newgrange here

Celtic Eternity Knot – Love Knot

The Celtic Eternity Knot is also know as the Love Knot. The intertwining loops have no start or finish and so symbolises everlasting. This represents unity, faith, friendship and love between two people. Where the knot crosses symbolises the unity and wisdom of the couple.