Above is the border of the Rosy Priory Celtic Cross Slab showing the unique interlace pattern of the Eternity Triskele. It is a 1400 year old Class 2 Celtic Cross.
The number 3 to the Celts represented eternity and the soul, It was also the most magical and lucky number. Celtic artifacts that incorporate patterns of three are referred to as Triskeles. The knotwork, typical of Celtic design, represented the journey of the soul through the continuum. This running triskele design is common on the borders of standing crosses and stones, as well as the ancient Celtic manuscripts of the La Tene period to the Golden age, 300 AD to 850 A.D. This Triskele design is unique to the Rossie-Priory Stone, a Pictish Artefact from the 7th century. This triskele pattern represents two souls as one, linked eternally.
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A 20pt diamond set into a 4.5mm wide R101N
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A 20pt diamond set into a 4.5mm wide R101N
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Models of the 7mm Eternity Triskele model R101 White gold, white gold antiqued and natural sterling silver NB that White Gold is a warm white, will have a higher luster than silver and is much harder than Sterling Silver.
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A 20pt diamond set into a 4.5mm wide R101N
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A 14K Yellow Gold R71 with a Raised White Gold Border
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models R101 & R71 in two tone Gold. Yellow Gold Raised borders on a White Gold Band. With antiquing to show design
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A custom Eternity Triskele with a Maple Leaf Model R71NB
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R101N 4.5mm wide in White Gold
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A 1ct green tormaline set into a 4.5mm wide R101N
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R71N, 9.5mm wide in White Gold.
Catalog Info
R101 – Eternity Triskele, 7mm
R71 – Eternity Triskele, 10mm
R70 – Eternity Triskele, 13.5mm
Raised 14K Gold borders are available at cost
The models below have a scalloped edge and no border:
R101N – Eternity Triskele, 4.5mm
R71N – Eternity Triskele, 6.5mm
R70N – Eternity Triskele, 10mm