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This design represents Protection, Luck and the Cycle of Life.
The Battersea Shied is an artifact from Iron Age Britain. Dated to 350-50 BC, it was found in the River Thames at Battersea Bridge, London, England.
Although very simple looking there is much meaning in the repetitions of the spirals and designs of the Shield.
For a more indepth interpertation, the three circular bosses are symetrical both vertically and horizontally, which makes them a variety of the Celtic Cross. They represent the cycle of the year, the four directions and the four elements. Since there are three of them that lucky number means that it is a triskele as a whole as well. The Triskele meaning the past, present and future.
The ring is 10 mm wide and has a wide sizing bar.
Sterling Silver $145.00
14 Karat Golds $Call for a quote
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Prices in CND.
Below is a photo of the artifact itself.
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