Eagle Head Triskele Pendant in Sterling Silver with Red Garnet Stones

This exquisite sterling silver pendant is inspired by an artifact found in the county of Kent, England. The design dates to the 6th or 7th century, and is a great representation of Anglo-Saxon jewelry. It features a triskele of three eagle heads with red garnet stones. Triskeles are designs that repeat in threes, and are considered to represent the three realms of Sea, Land, and Sky. Even though this piece is considered Anglo-Saxon, it could also be considered a work of Norse/Viking inspiration for its use of eagle heads and general shield shape. Regardless, it's a great example of craftsmanship and fine medieval jewelry.

DETAILS
- Inspired by a 6th-7th century artifact found in Kent, England.
- Designed during the time of the legends of King Arthur.
- Represents the three realms of Sea, Land, and Sky.
- The eagles symbolize the spirit and mankind's connection to the divine.
- Made entirely of sterling silver.
- Set with 4 red garnet stones.
- Measures about 1.0 x 1.25 inches. Or 2.5 x 3.2 cm.
- Weighs 7 grams.
- Bail opening measures 4 mm.
- Single-sided. The backside is flat.
- Genuine leather neck cord is included.
- Handmade. Not a mass-produced item.
- Suitable for men or women to wear.
- Great for any historic or contemporary attire.