Trinity Knot Pendant – Argentium Silver Wax Seal – Antique
I form this pendant from melted Argentium Silver 940. First, I create the wax-seal boulder shape. Then I cut, bend, and fuse the Trinity knot by hand. After shaping the curves, I solder the knot to the prepared surface. Finally, I antique both the pendant and the chain to deepen contrast.
The Trinity knot is a Celtic symbol. It represents the Maiden, the Mother, and the Crone. Together, these reflect the three life cycles of women. Because the knot sits raised, light settles into the darker areas. As a result, the texture becomes more defined.
Design & Feel
This piece feels grounded and symbolic. The melted form carries weight and presence. Meanwhile, the Trinity knot adds continuity and meaning. Although each pendant is similar in design, each seal forms differently as it melts. Therefore, no two are identical. It reflects the enduring strength of the LAND collection.
Size & Weight
Small
Length 3.2 cm (1.26″)
Width 2.2 cm (0.87″)
Weight 4.5 grams
Chain length 18″ sterling silver twist box chain (antique finish)
Medium
Length 3.3 cm (1.30″)
Width 2.2 cm (0.87″)
Weight 3.2 grams
Chain length 18″ sterling silver twist box chain (antique finish)
Large
Length 3.6 cm (1.42″)
Width 2.5 cm (0.98″)
Weight 5.8 grams
Chain length 18″ sterling silver twist box chain (antique finish)
XLarge
Length 4.0 cm (1.57″)
Width 2.5 cm (0.98″)
Weight 9.2 grams
Chain length 24″ sterling silver 1.7 mm box chain (antique finish)
Materials & Care
Made with Argentium 940 silver — purer than sterling, tarnish-resistant, and nickel-free.
The antique finish is permanent and never needs polishing.
For care tips and maintenance guidance, visit our How to Care for Your Jewellery page.
Learn More (Making Process)
I melt and form each wax-seal base individually. Then I fabricate the Trinity knot from solid silver wire. After fusing the curves, I solder the knot to the seal. Finally, I apply the antique finish and refine the surface for clarity and depth.
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