Gemstone Tree of Life Sterling Silver Pendant
925 Sterling Silver Handmade Pendants.
Sardonyx, Malachite, Merlinite, Black Onyx, Mahogany, Territula agate, Turquoise made in 925 solid Sterling silver.
Tree of Life
What is the Tree of Life?
The tree of life is an ancient symbol that appears in numerous cultures the world over. The meaning of the tree of life is most often a connection of three worlds: heaven, Earth and the underworld. The tree of life in jewelery depicts branches reaching upward while roots ground the tree, symbolising the link between all three worlds.
What Does the Tree of Life Mean?
Each culture with a tree of life has additional lore or mythos. For instance, the Christian tree of life sat at the center of the garden of Eden, the original paradise Adam and Eve resided in after creation. The World Tree represented the cycle of life from birth through growth, into the transition or death and then to rebirth.
One of the most well-known depictions of the tree of life comes from the Celts. The Celtic tree of life symbolized the same connection between the stages of life as well as its abilities to provide shelter, bear fruit and even provide warmth when burned. The tree of life was also a symbol of continuity and immortality since a tree bears seeds that perpetuate the tree's existence.
Sardonyx, Malachite, Merlinite, Black Onyx, Mahogany, Territula agate, Turquoise made in 925 solid Sterling silver.
Tree of Life
What is the Tree of Life?
The tree of life is an ancient symbol that appears in numerous cultures the world over. The meaning of the tree of life is most often a connection of three worlds: heaven, Earth and the underworld. The tree of life in jewelery depicts branches reaching upward while roots ground the tree, symbolising the link between all three worlds.
What Does the Tree of Life Mean?
Each culture with a tree of life has additional lore or mythos. For instance, the Christian tree of life sat at the center of the garden of Eden, the original paradise Adam and Eve resided in after creation. The World Tree represented the cycle of life from birth through growth, into the transition or death and then to rebirth.
One of the most well-known depictions of the tree of life comes from the Celts. The Celtic tree of life symbolized the same connection between the stages of life as well as its abilities to provide shelter, bear fruit and even provide warmth when burned. The tree of life was also a symbol of continuity and immortality since a tree bears seeds that perpetuate the tree's existence.
