The Quinn Irish Harp Celtic Cross Necklace Scottish flower pin The endless swirl and loop

The endless swirl and loop of the Celtic knot work symbolize the endless and enduring power of love

but it wasn't until the 13th century that it's placed in the country's symbolism and written history began during the reign of Alexander III

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Hand-formed glass beads accented with freshwater pearls and and natural faceted tiger's eye beads to add a little sparkle

Perfect for those who appreciate meaningful adornments that connect to rich cultural heritage while maintaining a timeless aesthetic appeal

The Quinn Irish Harp Celtic Cross Necklace Scottish flower pin The endless swirl and loopSolid sterling silver Celtic Cross Pendant on an 18" chain. This beautiful sterling silver cross is a replica of a cross from County Clare, Ireland! The original Harp Cross is located among the ruins of the Quinn Friary and is approximately 11 feet high. Quinn was founded as a Franciscan Friary in 1433. It was built in the ruins of a much older Anglo Norman castle. In 1541 Henry VIII dissolved the friary in his campaign to control the wealth and power