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Celtic Chalice Well Sterling Silver Pendant TP3272

The Celtic Chalice Well Sterling Silver Pendant is a graceful and spiritually resonant piece of jewelry that encapsulates the mystical essence of Celtic symbolism. Meticulously crafted from sterling silver, this pendant features the iconic Chalice Well design, known for its sacred geometry and intricate knotwork.

The pendant's design is inspired by the legendary Chalice Well located in Glastonbury, England, renowned for its association with Arthurian legends and its purported healing properties. The intricate knotwork represents the interconnectedness of life and the eternal cycle of renewal.

Wearing the Celtic Chalice Well Sterling Silver Pendant is not just a fashion statement; it's a connection to Celtic spirituality and a celebration of ancient traditions. The use of sterling silver adds a touch of elegance and durability to this meaningful piece. Whether as a personal talisman or a cherished gift, this pendant serves as a beautiful reminder of the rich cultural heritage and spiritual depth embodied by Celtic symbolism.

Details :

- .925 Sterling Silver

- Pendant size 2.35 cm. (0.93") Diameter

Considered a focus of peace, spirituality, and healing for people of all faiths, the Chalice Well is awe inspiring. Peter Stone honors the holiness of this ancient site with a beautiful collection of elegant Chalice Well jewelry

The Three Tone Chalice Well Earrings are crafted from fine sterling Three Tone with intricate details, reflecting the sacred beauty of the Chalice Well and unmatched craftsmanship of Peter Stone Artisans.

Chalice Well Symbolism

Christian mythology suggests that the Chalice Well marks the site where Joseph placed the chalice that caught the drops of Christ's blood at his Crucifixion, linking the Chalice Well to the wealth of speculation surrounding the existence of the Holy Grail. The reddish tint of the water is also attributed to the rusty iron nails used at the Crucifixion.

In Pagan Mythology the Chalice Well is often portrayed as a symbol of the female aspect of the sacred deity, with the male symbolised by the nearby Glastonbury Tor. The Chalice Well is a popular destination for modern Pagan pilgrims in search of divine feminine power and inspiration.

In Welsh and Irish mythology the Chalice Well represents a gateway to the spirit world, represented by the design of the Chalice Well cover. The two interlocking circles constitute the symbol known as the Vesica Piscis, a design based on ancient and intuitive symbolism. The two interconnected spheres of this design are divided by a sword (thought to represent Excalibur, King Arthur’s legendary sword, believed to be buried nearby at the Glastonbury Abbey), and surrounded by local foliage revered for its midwinter flowering.

Meticulously crafted from fine sterling silver with 14k gold and pink gold accents (14k 2 micron gold and pink gold plated).

Sterling Silver Chalice Well Pendant OTP3278

Considered a focus of peace, spirituality, and healing for people of all faiths, the Chalice Well is awe inspiring. Peter Stone honors the holiness of this ancient site with a beautiful collection of elegant Chalice Well jewelry

The Three Tone Chalice Well Pendant is crafted from fine sterling Three Tone with intricate details, reflecting the sacred beauty of the Chalice Well and unmatched craftsmanship of Peter Stone Artisans.

Chalice Well Symbolism

Christian mythology suggests that the Chalice Well marks the site where Joseph placed the chalice that caught the drops of Christ's blood at his Crucifixion, linking the Chalice Well to the wealth of speculation surrounding the existence of the Holy Grail. The reddish tint of the water is also attributed to the rusty iron nails used at the Crucifixion.

In Pagan Mythology the Chalice Well is often portrayed as a symbol of the female aspect of the sacred deity, with the male symbolised by the nearby Glastonbury Tor. The Chalice Well is a popular destination for modern Pagan pilgrims in search of divine feminine power and inspiration.

In Welsh and Irish mythology the Chalice Well represents a gateway to the spirit world, represented by the design of the Chalice Well cover. The two interlocking circles constitute the symbol known as the Vesica Piscis, a design based on ancient and intuitive symbolism. The two interconnected spheres of this design are divided by a sword (thought to represent Excalibur, King Arthur’s legendary sword, believed to be buried nearby at the Glastonbury Abbey), and surrounded by local foliage revered for its midwinter flowering.

Meticulously crafted from fine sterling silver with 14k gold and pink gold accents (14k 2 micron gold and pink gold plated).

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Details :

- .925 Sterling Silver

- Earrings size  2.5 cm. H

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Considered a focus of peace, spirituality, and healing for people of all faiths, the Chalice Well is awe inspiring. Peter Stone honors the holiness of this ancient site with a beautiful collection of elegant Chalice Well jewelry

The Silver Chalice Well Cuff is crafted from fine sterling silver with intricate details, reflecting the sacred beauty of the Chalice well and unmatched craftsmanship of Peter Stone Artisans.

Chalice Well Symbolism

Christian mythology suggests that the Chalice Well marks the site where Joseph placed the chalice that caught the drops of Christ's blood at his Crucifixion, linking the Chalice Well to the wealth of speculation surrounding the existence of the Holy Grail. The reddish tint of the water is also attributed to the rusty iron nails used at the Crucifixion.

In Pagan Mythology the Chalice Well is often portrayed as a symbol of the female aspect of the sacred deity, with the male symbolised by the nearby Glastonbury Tor. The Chalice Well is a popular destination for modern Pagan pilgrims in search of divine feminine power and inspiration.

In Welsh and Irish mythology the Chalice Well represents a gateway to the spirit world, represented by the design of the Chalice Well cover. The two interlocking circles constitute the symbol known as the Vesica Piscis, a design based on ancient and intuitive symbolism. The two interconnected spheres of this design are divided by a sword (thought to represent Excalibur, King Arthur’s legendary sword, believed to be buried nearby at the Glastonbury Abbey), and surrounded by local foliage revered for its midwinter flowering.

Details :

- .925 Sterling Silver with Genuine Gemstone

- Bracelet size 35 mm. H

- Bracelet Circumference 60-65 mm.

Chalice Well Cuff Bracelet TBG734

Considered a focus of peace, spirituality, and healing for people of all faiths, the Chalice Well is awe inspiring. Peter Stone honors the holiness of this ancient site with a beautiful collection of elegant Chalice Well jewelry

The Silver and Gemstone Chalice Well Cuff is crafted from fine sterling silver with intricate details, reflecting the sacred beauty of the Chalice Well and unmatched craftsmanship of Peter Stone Artisans.

Chalice Well Symbolism

Christian mythology suggests that the Chalice Well marks the site where Joseph placed the chalice that caught the drops of Christ's blood at his Crucifixion, linking the Chalice Well to the wealth of speculation surrounding the existence of the Holy Grail. The reddish tint of the water is also attributed to the rusty iron nails used at the Crucifixion.

In Pagan Mythology the Chalice Well is often portrayed as a symbol of the female aspect of the sacred deity, with the male symbolised by the nearby Glastonbury Tor. The Chalice Well is a popular destination for modern Pagan pilgrims in search of divine feminine power and inspiration.

In Welsh and Irish mythology the Chalice Well represents a gateway to the spirit world, represented by the design of the Chalice Well cover. The two interlocking circles constitute the symbol known as the Vesica Piscis, a design based on ancient and intuitive symbolism. The two interconnected spheres of this design are divided by a sword (thought to represent Excalibur, King Arthur’s legendary sword, believed to be buried nearby at the Glastonbury Abbey), and surrounded by local foliage revered for its midwinter flowering.

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- White CZ

Considered a focus of peace, spirituality, and healing for people of all faiths, the Chalice Well is awe inspiring. Peter Stone honors the holiness of this ancient site with a beautiful collection of elegant Chalice Well jewelry

The Silver Chalice Well Charm is crafted from fine sterling silver with intricate details, reflecting the sacred beauty of the Chalice Well and unmatched craftsmanship of Peter Stone Artisans.

Chalice Well Symbolism

Christian mythology suggests that the Chalice Well marks the site where Joseph placed the chalice that caught the drops of Christ's blood at his Crucifixion, linking the Chalice Well to the wealth of speculation surrounding the existence of the Holy Grail. The reddish tint of the water is also attributed to the rusty iron nails used at the Crucifixion.

In Pagan Mythology the Chalice Well is often portrayed as a symbol of the female aspect of the sacred deity, with the male symbolised by the nearby Glastonbury Tor. The Chalice Well is a popular destination for modern Pagan pilgrims in search of divine feminine power and inspiration.

In Welsh and Irish mythology the Chalice Well represents a gateway to the spirit world, represented by the design of the Chalice Well cover. The two interlocking circles constitute the symbol known as the Vesica Piscis, a design based on ancient and intuitive symbolism. The two interconnected spheres of this design are divided by a sword (thought to represent Excalibur, King Arthur’s legendary sword, believed to be buried nearby at the Glastonbury Abbey), and surrounded by local foliage revered for its midwinter flowering.