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The meaning of Celtic knot designs has been lost over time or been changed by Christian influences. Many designs were adapted by the early Christians as decorations in their churches and took on the meanings associated with the Christian religion. Many meanings attributed to Celtic knots have been made up in modern times, perhaps as a means to sell Celtic knot jewelry! Celtic Knot Symbols and Their Meanings….

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The Celts have a proud tradition and a rich history. Their jewelry designs reflect this rich tradition and are beautiful and intricate and have been admired for hundreds, if not thousands of years. Celtic jewellery designs include Celtic crosses, Celtic knot rings, pendants and earrings are desired by many and look exquisite whether worked in gold, silver or nowadays often in stainless steel. More on Meanings and Symbols of Celtic Jewelry

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Many people throughout the world find the symbols and meanings of Celtic jewelry designs fascinating and love to collect gold or silver celtic knot jewelry. There are many lovely pieces of jewelry depicting Celtic knots and other Celtic designs and it can be fascinating collecting jewelry with either a particular type of design, for instance trinity knots or a collection including all designs and styles. It can give more meaning to your collection if you know something about the history and legends of the Celtic people who used these designs in their everyday life and on their jewelry and everyday objects. History of Celtic Knot Designs