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Sterling Silver Tree of Life Pentacle Pendant Necklace
Overall Pendant Size, approx.: 32mm x 25mm = ~1-1/4" x 1"
Metal : Solid .925 Sterling Silver
Made in the USA -- See How We Make It Below!
Pendant measurements do not include the length of any removable attachments. These will vary some, but a standard jump ring or split ring would add about 4mm (~1/8") onto the overall length.
Sold by Pendant, Necklace or Earring(s)
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{ CUSTOMIZATION }
> You can Customize this item into a Tree of Life Pentacle Necklace -- Choose from a Sterling Silver 16-inch or 18-inch Necklace Chain (please see last picture for current chain style). When Selecting on a SS Chain, your Sterling Silver Victorian Tree of Life Pentagram Necklace will come Boxed.
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{ SYMBOLISM }
The Tree of Life Symbolism - World Tree / Gaia FolkLore - From Ancient Celtic Lore comes the concept that all living things arise
from the Great Mother, Gaia, source of Life and nourishment. She is often
depicted as a vessel or pot, roundish for the earth which she represents,
a cradle from which arises the World Tree, The Tree of Life. Though each tree
had a different meanings to the ancient Celts the tree was uniformly venerated
as a source of wisdom and hope, an enduring link between the upper and lower
worlds, a reminder of the eternal cycle of Life & the Seasons. It roots
are deep in the earth and its branches stretched to the heavens. Its trunk
exists within this realm. The Tree of Life serves as a simultaneous reminder
of our roots and our destination. As it is above, so it is below with half
of its being in light and the other half in darkness, half in air and fire
and half in water and earth, half male and half female.
In Norse mythology, Yggdrasil ('The Terrible One's Horse'), also called
the World Tree, is the giant ash tree that links and shelters all the
worlds. Beneath the three roots the realms of Asgard,
Jotunheim, and Niflheim are located. Other names for the tree include: Ask Yggdrasil, Hoddmimir's Wood, Laerad and Odin's Horse. |
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