The Trinity Ring looks like a three-stranded braid at first glance, but upon closer inspection, you discover that it is indeed a single strand with no beginning and no end braided onto itself.  This represents the three Divine Persons of the Holy Trinity, Father, Son, and Holy Spirit as One God.

This heart is a knot woven from a single continuous strand, having no beginning and no end. It symbolizes the eternal Love of God; the Love poured forth from the Sacred Heart of Christ Jesus. It also represents the winding path that leads to His everlasting love. Even if we turn completely away, He leads us back to Him; His Love is unconditional.

The life on this Earth needs water to live, and all of our clean drinking water rains down from the sky. In the great water cycle, it evaporates to form clouds, and eventually rains back down bringing life to the land below. In appreciation of this gift of life, the Celtic Rain Drop knot has been designed as a single, never-ending loop to represent the never-ending cycle of water.

An ancient knot given by Celtic sailors to their loved ones when out at sea for months at a time.  This knot has elements signifying the union of two lives in harmony, friendship, affection and deep love.

The Dragonfly symbolizes change, transformation, adaptability, and self-realization. The change that is often associated with the dragonfly has its source in mental and emotional maturity and is reflected in the dragonfly's ability to make quick decisive changes in its flight pattern.

The Seven Sorrows Knot in honour of Our Lady of the Seven Sorrows forms a flaming heart pierced by seven swords.  The heart itself is divided into seven external loops, each signifying the wounds inflicted by each of the sorrows.

A new design showcasing the intricate work of knotsmiths of old, woven from a single never ending loop. Celtic Knots have been used as symbols of Faith. The meaning in this knot can be found in the New Testament. “So then, my dear friends, stand firm and steady. Keep busy always in your work for the Lord, since you know that nothing you do in the Lord’s service is ever useless.” - 1 Cor 15:58

Dimensions: 37 x 45 x 6 mm ( 1.45 x 1.78 x 0.25 in) The Womanhood Pendant by The Knotty Celt features the ancient Celtic triple spiral.  Each spiral signifies a stage in a woman's life: Maiden, Mother, Crone.

The Celtic Manhood Knot by The Knotty Celt is a modern adaptation of the ancient Celtic knot symbolizing the three stages of a Man’s life: youth, warrior and sage.

The shamrock is widely associated with Irish culture due in large part to its connection with Saint Patrick.Legend holds that Saint Patrick helped pagan Celts to better understand the Holy Trinity using the three petals of the shamrock.  The shamrock also has great significance in Celtic folklore, as the three petals of the shamrock were thought to bring good luck.

The shamrock is widely associated with Irish culture due in large part to its connection with Saint Patrick.Legend holds that Saint Patrick helped pagan Celts to better understand the Holy Trinity using the three petals of the shamrock. The shamrock also has great significance in Celtic folklore, as the three petals of the shamrock were thought to bring good luck.

The shamrock is widely associated with Irish culture due in large part to its connection with Saint Patrick.Legend holds that Saint Patrick helped pagan Celts to better understand the Holy Trinity using the three petals of the shamrock.  The shamrock also has great significance in Celtic folklore, as the three petals of the shamrock were thought to bring good luck.