The Tree of life is an ancient symbol found in all cultures. A tree connects heaven and earth by rooting in the earth and rooting in the sky. Often it is a vertically symmetrical pattern of two vines which sprout out of a central vessel.  Two souls growing together as one.
 

  This Celtic Tree of Life design found throughout the Book of Kells. Its abstract style of Knotwork and leaves is representative of the Tree. The Holly and the Oak trees symbolized the two halves of the Celtic year. The Oak was the cycle of regeneration and growth (Winter and Spring) and the Holly represented life and death (Summer and Fall). The year was the cycle all life was based on. The Tree was the most sacred symbol in human history because it represents the connection between Heaven and Earth. The Tree grows above as below. Think of what the tree provides; shelter, heat and food. When you look closely at this design you see two sides to the tree. The two sides represent the male and female aspects of nature that grow out of the same earth, which is the bowl. This dual nature also symbolizes Positive and Negative forces in nature as well as Day and Night. Two halves of a whole.

Other items made with Celtic Tree of Life themes are:

The Tree Triskele Ring

The Celtic Tree of Life Ring

a Saxon Tree of Life signet ring

The Medieval Tree of Life Ring

Catalogue Number (14K Gold)
CT1-57 (10mm Wide w/ borders)...$Call for a quote
CT2-55 (7mm Wide w/ borders)...$Call for a quote

CT2-56 (6mm Wide w/ borders)...$Call for a quote
CT3-57 (4.5 Wide without borders)...$Call for a quote
CT4-58 (7.5 Wide without borders) ...$Call for a quote

Silver Sterling: $145.00

Prices in CND

Above: the 10mm Celtic Tree of Life Ring.

The 6mm version in Sterling Silver.

A Set of Celtic Tree of Life Rings in 14K Yellow Gold with Raised White Gold Borders