Sister Goddess Free Trade Celtic Motif Round Silver Earrings
Evoking a Celtic knot, silver ribbons intertwine in an intricate thistle pattern. In the center, an old Irish symbol represents the Druid’s Threefold Sister Goddess — Fotla-Banba-Eiru. Ireland takes its name from Eiru. These handcrafted sterling earrings come from Wadarat Supasirisuk in Thailand.
Product Details
| Material | 925 Sterling silver |
|---|---|
| Style | Hook earrings |
| Finish | Combination finish |
| Dimensions | 1.2 in. L x 0.6 in. W |
FAQ
What does the thistle pattern represent in these earrings?
The thistle pattern represents a Celtic knot, symbolizing interconnectedness and eternal cycles. At the center, the old Irish symbol stands for the Druid’s Threefold Sister Goddess — Fotla-Banba-Eiru, with Eiru being the root of the name Ireland.
Are these earrings handmade?
Yes, these earrings are handcrafted by Wadarat Supasirisuk in Thailand.
What is the finish of the silver?
The earrings have a combination finish, which blends different textures for a rich, layered appearance.
Thomas Jones –
The earrings are beautifully detailed with a strong Celtic design. The thistle pattern and central symbol are well executed. They arrived promptly and look elegant with any outfit. The craftsmanship feels authentic and the silver is of good quality.
Sue Sutherland –
I love the cultural significance behind the design. The three goddesses symbol is meaningful and the silver is shiny without being too reflective. The earrings are comfortable to wear and fit securely on the ears.
Michelle Bond –
Handmade in Thailand, these earrings have a unique and artistic feel. The size is perfect for daily wear. The combination finish adds depth and makes the design stand out without being flashy.