Celtic Trinity Knot Symbolism

The Celtic Triquettra design was a popular design during its day.

After being introduced to Christianity the Celtic Triquettra knot became associated with the Holy Trinity and became a religious symbol used in many Christian Churches today. It is now mostly referred to as the Trinity Knot.

Trinity knot pendants are different from the rest of Celtic knot pendants as having three corners.

Each of the three corners of a Trinity knot pendant represent a member of the Holy Trinity.

In true Celtic definitions the following Celtic knots are essentially the same:
Triquettra Knot
Triquetra Knot
Trinity knots

The all start with "tri" which means three.

Celtic Trinity knot necklaces are one of the most popular Celtic necklaces under the category of Celtic Jewelry.

The Celtic Jewelry Trinity Knot has meanings from two influences, one pagan and one Christian. It has a similar story as the Celtic cross jewelry.

As with other Celtic symbols, meanings evolved with the introduction of Christianity to the Celtic and Irish cultures.

The Triquetra symbol evolved into the Celtic Trinity  Knot representing the Holy Trinity; the Father, Son and Holy Ghost.

Originally is was referred to a Triquetra design. Triquetra is a latin term meaning "three cornered". The pagan meaning to the

The pagan symbolism of Triquettra knot has to do with three feminine powers or roles: Maiden, Mother and Crone.  Another non Christian definition for the Triquetra or Trinity knot is mind, body and spirit.

Sterling Silver Celtic Trinity Knot Pendants - Celtic Triquettra, Triquetra and Trinity Heart Pendants