| The Triquetra:It's a triangular Celtic
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| | seens on rings features hands holding a
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| knot design which symbolizes all
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| | heart with a crown on top. Each element
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| trinities, in Latin stands for "three
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| | of the design symbolizes something. The
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| cornered". The symbol has been found on
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| | heart of course is the symbol of love,
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| 5000 year old Indian religious sites. In
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| | the crown is loyalty, the hands are
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| Europe the symbol itself dates as early
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| | friendship.It's a popular design which
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| as the eighth century on carved stones.It
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| | has a different meaning depending on how
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| has different meanings in each of those
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| | the person wears it. Someone who wears
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| cultures but commonly represents
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| | such a symbol on it's left hand with the
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| eternity. For some it symbolizes life,
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| | heart inwards wants to show others that
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| death, and rebirth and the three forces
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| | he or she has a life partner. Someone who
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| of nature: earth, air, and water. It may
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| | wears it on his right hand with the
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| symbolize the Celtic beliefs that
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| | symbol inwards shows he or she is in love
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| everything has three distinct yet
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| | but the symbol outwards means that the
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| interlocked levels - physical, mental and
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| | person is single.The Claddagh is a Gaelic
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| spiritual.Christianity re-invented the
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| | symbol goes back to the 1600's in Ireland
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| symbolism of three to mean the Father,
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| | in a village near Galway. The first known
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| the Son and the Holy Ghost.It symbolizes
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| | jewelry designer was a man called RIchard
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| that the Holy Spirit is three beings of
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| | Joyce who came from that village. He
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| power, honor, and glory but is
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| | could have designed it himself or seen it
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| indivisibly one God. Triquetra itself is
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| | somewhere in his travels, nobody knows.
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| sometimes seen on the robes of Catholic
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| | They were used as wedding rings and
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| priests.The Claddagh:This symbol often
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| | passed from grandmother to granddaughter.
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