Showing posts with label silver celtic cross necklace.. Show all posts
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Tuesday, September 11, 2012

The Christian Part Of Celtic Jewelry

The Christian Part Of Celtic Jewelry



Celtic jewelry is the most popular genre of jewelry inside the sterling silver parent genre of jewelry. It's popular in all other types of precious metals and alloys but of all that, sterling silver Celtic jewelry is the most popular.  Celtic jewelry is typically made up of various Celtic knots so how can there be a Christian part of Celtic jewelry?
 
 
 
There are actually two types of silver Celtic jewelry that fall into the Christian genre. They are cross over types of jewelry. They are the silver Celtic cross necklace and the Celtic trinity knot necklace.
 
 
 
We will focus on the silver Celtic cross necklace in this post. The silver Celtic cross necklace is just like a traditional Christian cross necklace with the exception of Celtic knots and other types of Celtic symbolism that adds to the Christian symbolism of the cross necklace.
 
 
 
Sterling silver Celtic cross necklaces are a very popular type of cross necklace. In fact, most people do distinguish between Celtic cross necklaces and a traditional cross necklace.
 

Thursday, July 26, 2012

Celtic Cross Necklace

Celtic Cross Necklace


The sterling silver Celtic cross necklace is as popular as any other type of christian cross and in some cases more popular. A Celtic cross necklace has other symbols added to the cross making it more rich in symbolism than the traditional cross necklace.


Sterling silver Celtic cross necklaces come with both Irish and Celtic symbols. The Celtic cross below has some Irish symbols like the Irish Claddagh symbol in the place where the Celtic circle usually goes.


The silver Celtic cross necklace genre is huge. To see one of the single largest collections of sterling silver Celtic cross necklaces just follow silver Celtic cross necklace.


As you can see on these four silver Celtic cross necklace pictures they have two things in common, the obvious one is that there Celtic crosses but the other slightly more subtle is the presence of a Celtic trinity knot. That Celtic trinity knot represents a three point knot. Each point represents the Holy Trinity.



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