These stunning golden Celtic knot earrings are a great way to show off your Irish heritage. The Trinity Knot symbol is one of the most recognizable Irish emblems. It soon became an early Christian symbol for the Holy Trinity of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. These earrings take the simplicity of the Trinity Knot and make it even more beautiful. These Irish earrings are made from 14K gold, giving them the perfect shine.

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Celtic-Inspired Trinity Earrings In 14K White Gold

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These stunning golden Celtic knot earrings are a great way to show off your Irish heritage. The Trinity Knot symbol is one of the most recognizable Irish emblems. It soon became an early Christian symbol for the Holy Trinity of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. These earrings take the simplicity of the Trinity Knot and make it even more beautiful. These Irish earrings are made from 14K gold, giving them the perfect shine.

Specifications

Weight:	1.33 grams
Earring Back Type Included:	Friction Backs Included
Earring Closure:	Friction Post and Back
Earring Type:	STUD
Post Diameter:	.03 In
Post Length:	.37 In
Metal Mold:	N
Brand Name:	N/A
Collection:	N/A
Height:	2.17 mm
Material:	Gold
Selling Unit of Measure:	PR
Length:	7.5 mm
Width:	6.8 mm
Surface Finish:	Polished
Plating Type:	N/A
Die Struck:	N
Primary Stone Type:	N/A
Primary Stone Shape:	N/A
Metal Color1:	White
Metal Purity1:	14k
Jewelry Material Type1:	Gold
Earring Dimensions:	7.5x6.8 mm
Earring Post Type:	Friction Post

Diamond carat weights (CT.) represent the approximate total weight (T.W.) of all diamonds in each setting and may vary no more than .07 below the stated weight. Typographic errors are subject to correction.