White Pearl Bridal Bracelet with Eternal Spiral Charm

- Irish Wedding, Genuine Malachite, Celtic Triskele Dangle -

This sweet Irish-themed pearl bracelet features glossy white pearls and sparkly crystals along with a lovely triple-spiral Celtic triskele charm. The pearls and crystals are from Swarovski and were made in Austria. The Celtic charm, which is an eternity spiral, is from TierraCast and was made in the USA. (Please note the design appears on the front only.) Also included to represent the rich landscape of Ireland are genuine malachite gemstone beads.

Also included are the following:

• Sterling silver beads and rondelles
• Sterling silver twist crimps and wire guards
• High-quality 49-strand beading wire
• Silver-plated lobster clasp
• TierraCast silver-plated oval jump rings

All the above components made in the USA except the sterling rondelles, which were made in Italy. The bracelet is about 7.25 inches in length and also has an inch-long silver-tone extender chain. 

This is an eye-catching, elegant Irish-themed bracelet, perfect for a wedding and versatile enough to serve as that extra something with a dressy outfit or casual wear. The bracelet was designed and handmade beaded by me with great care, thought, and best wishes for its destined wearer. It arrives wrapped and ready for gifting to a special someone who finds a touch of Ireland enriching and meaningful. Perhaps that someone will be you!
 
ABOUT THE TRISKELE 
This is a triple spiral symbol that dates back to pre-Celtic times and is usually associated with Ireland. Triskele and other spirals are carved into the ornately decorated curbstone at Newgrange, one of the outstanding neolithic passage graves in Ireland's Boyne Valley, dating back to 2500–3200 B.C. It was adopted as a symbol of the Holy Trinity and eternity by Irish Celtic Christians. In contemporary paganism, the triskele often represents the land, sky, and sea. The triple goddess can also be symbolized by the triple spiral. Alternately known as the triskelion, it is an ancient symbol of Sicily as well, and was used in ancient Greek pottery as a heraldic motif on the shields of warriors.

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