Triquetra Sterling Pendant, 5/8"

• Genuine .925 sterling silver. Stamped for purity.
• 5/8" x 3/4". Subtle, everyday scale.
• The triquetra. Three interlaced arcs, the Celtic three-fold knot.
• A symbol worn many ways. Triple Goddess, mind-body-spirit, Trinity: honestly layered.

• Sterling silver triquetra pendant, approximately 5/8" x 3/4", stamped .925
• Chain sold separately
• Polish with a silver cloth; store dry to slow tarnish

The triquetra's honest history is a layered one. The three-arc knot appears in Insular art of the early medieval British Isles, most famously in the Book of Kells, where it served as ornament and, in Christian hands, as a sign of the Trinity. Modern paganism took the same three-fold geometry up for the Triple Goddess, maiden, mother, and crone, and broader metaphysical practice reads it as mind, body, and spirit, or land, sea, and sky in the Celtic register. No single tradition owns it; the knot's gift is that threeness itself, whole and unbroken, with each arc passing through the others. Worn in silver, the moon's metal in the correspondence tables, it leans naturally lunar and protective. The pendant does not act on its own; it declares the threeness you honor, in whichever reading is yours.

1. Wear it daily. The scale is made for constant, quiet company.
2. Name your reading. Goddess, Trinity, mind-body-spirit: the knot holds whichever you bring.
3. Cleanse simply. Moonlight suits silver; a polishing cloth keeps it bright.
4. Gift it honestly. Its layered history makes it one of the rare symbols welcome across traditions.

• 18" Sterling Curb Chain: the chain to hang it on.
• Sterling Pentagram Pendant, 7/8": the craft's star in the same silver.
• Triple Moon Brass Altar Bell: threeness for the altar to match the throat.

What does the triquetra mean?

Three interlaced arcs read many ways across its history: Trinity in the Book of Kells' world, Triple Goddess in modern paganism, mind-body-spirit in broader practice. The threeness is the constant; the reading is yours.

Is it real sterling?

Yes: stamped .925 sterling silver.

How big is it?

About 5/8 by 3/4 of an inch: subtle enough for daily wear.