• Iridescent mottled Pink glass in the Triquetra complements the Purple Heart with a clear “leaf” glass adding a graceful touch.
• Hearts are symbols of love making this the perfect gift for your spouse, partner, or special friend. Why not shower yourself with love and treat yourself too?
• It also makes a unique gift for your Anniversary, Wedding, Birthday, Valentine’s Day, Sweetest Day, or just because.

This symbol has had different interpretations throughout history.  The flowing beauty of the three interlinked leaf-like arcs that have no start or finish is relaxing and they are nestled around the heart bringing peace.

In researching this symbol here are some of the meanings throughout history

• The Celtic Sisters Knot is a symbol of sisterhood and the strong, eternal bond we share with our sisters and friends.
• The three points represent the natural elements of earth, air, and water.
• On a spiritual level, it has also been thought to symbolize life, death, and rebirth.
• Christians associate the symbol with the Holy Trinity: The Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit.
• The Triquetra knots are complete loops that have no start or finish and could be said to represent eternity whether this means loyalty, faith, friendship, or love.
• The Triquetra can also represent concepts such as past, present, and future; body, mind, and soul; or the Celtic concept of land, sea, and sky.

If you would like this piece in custom colors, please follow the customization guidelines by clicking here to request the colors that you would enjoy most.

Details:

• Size: 9 1/8” Wide x 9 1/8” High
• Materials: Stained Glass (Spectrum, Oceanside, Kokomo, Wissmach, or Youghiogheny glass), solder, copper foil, and patina (black or copper)
• A black chain for hanging.
• Stained glass is made with 60/40 solder which is 60% tin and 40% lead. Lead is only dangerous if you eat it, and I’m sure you don’t want to eat the glass either! As an extra safety precaution, wash your hands after handling. Also, display stained glass pieces out of the reach of children and pets.

Packaging

• Items are wrapped, then (if they're flat) they are secured to a rigid piece of foam or cardboard and wrapped to protect the piece.
• To do my part in preserving the environment, I reuse packaging material that is being discarded, including undamaged boxes, bubble mailers, and packing materials.