Everlasting Love Ring, Small, size 6, 14 kt. White Gold
Among the Celts, the triskele is used to represent the tripartite nature of life and people. Two triskeles are linked together to form the circle of eternity, denoting two people, in body, mind and spirit, joined together in everlasting love.
The Everlasting Love symbol is shown on this ring. There is Celtic knotwork at each side of the symbol. The ring is 7 mm wide, and over 1-1/2 mm thick at the top of the shoulder. 14 kt. Gold. Made in USA, exclusive to David Morgan. Discontinued.
Among the Celts, the triskele is used to represent the tripartite nature of life and people. Two triskeles are linked together to form the circle of eternity, denoting two people, in body, mind and spirit, joined together in everlasting love.
The Everlasting Love symbol is shown on this ring. There is Celtic knotwork at each side of the symbol. The ring is 7 mm wide, and over 1-1/2 mm thick at the top of the shoulder. 14 kt. Gold. Made in USA, exclusive to David Morgan. Discontinued.
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Everlasting Love - Serch Bythol
This Celtic symbol of everlasting love is formed from two triskeles. The triskeles, three cornered knots, denote the three aspects of two people, body, mind and spirit. The two triskeles, joined together, show a circle, the everlasting circle of eternity. Thus the figure represents two people, joined in body, mind, and spirit in everlasting love.
