Viking Triquetra Celtic Knot Necklace in Steel
Specifications
| Color | Silver |
| Material | Stainless steel |
| Style | Pendant, Chain |
| For | Male |
- Material: stainless steel
- For: men (adults)
- Type: Necklace
- Free shipping from 49€ · secure payment
The Sacred Triple Knot of the Ancient Celts
This stainless steel Viking triquetra necklace embodies the sacred trinity of the Norse peoples. The pendant features a sumptuous triple-loop Celtic knot, an eternal symbol of the interconnection between body, mind and soul. Find this product in our Viking Necklace collection.
Also discover our Black Agate Viking Ring to complete your Nordic style.
A Symbol of Trinity and Eternity
- Traditional Triquetra: finely engraved interlaced triple-loop motif
- Stainless steel: resistant to water and daily wear
- 60 cm braided chain: sturdy links with a warrior style
- 35 mm pendant: the ideal size for a bold masculine look
Also explore our Dragon Claw Viking Ring to expand your Viking collection.
Specifications
- Material: 316L stainless steel
- Style: Celtic / Norse
- Chain length: 60 cm
- Care: Soft cloth, avoid chemicals
Did You Know?
The triquetra is one of the oldest Celtic symbols. Used by the Vikings during their expansion into Ireland in the 9th century, it represented the three cosmic realms: Asgard (the world of the gods), Midgard (the world of men) and Helheim (the world of the dead). Norse warriors engraved it on their shields to invoke the protection of the three Norns, the weavers of fate.
📖 Further reading: Discover our complete guide to Viking symbols to learn everything about the meaning of Norse symbols.
What does the Triquetra symbolize in Viking culture?
The Triquetra represents the trinity of cosmic forces: earth, sea and sky. For the Vikings, this three-looped knot also embodied the three stages of life. It is a symbol of eternity and balance.
Is this Triquetra pendant engraved on both sides?
Yes, the Celtic knot is worked in relief on both sides with detailed knotwork. The pendant looks good whichever way it sits on your chest.
Is the Triquetra a Viking or a Celtic symbol?
Both. The Triquetra was adopted by the Vikings through contact with Celtic peoples during their raids and trade. It is found on rune stones and Scandinavian jewelry from the 9th century.
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