Sterling Silver Spiral, 925 Silver Swirl, Celtic Spiral Pendant, Norse Mythology Necklace, Viking Jewelry | Handmade by MagicRebel

This is a hand-made, hand-crafted 925 Sterling Silver Celtic Spiral Swirl pendant.

The pendant size is about 20mm by 17mm in size, and comes on a black Dacron polyester cord with a 304 Surgical Stainless Steel lobster claw clasp.

Several necklace width and length options are available. The pendant weighs approximately 0.21 oz (5.7 grams) and is available in two options: Shiny & Antique finish

The pendant has a rugged and rustic texture of the silver metal with an oxidized effect to show the raw nature of the piece.

The Celtic spiral is the most ancient symbol of Celtic culture and represents the sun or ethereal radiant energy. The Celtic spirals in the Newgrange entrance stone, believed to date back to around 3200 BC.

It is believed that the ancient Irish used the single spiral to symbolize the sun, with a clockwise spiral representing the waning winter sun. In the occult and esoteric system, the single spiral represents the path to the higher level of consciousness. It represents the growth pattern and user of nature’s energy that creates, protects and sustains life.

The single spiral symbolizes the consciousness of nature, beginning at the center and expanding outward: the path of all things, according to the mystics. It represents creation, life, birth and rebirth, consciousness, evolution, and development or growth.

The single spiral represents the radiance of cosmic energy. It also symbolizes knowledge and perseverance, really a perfect symbol for people who want to move forward. There are countless examples of the spiral shape in nature. The shell of the sea snail Nautilus is considered one of the most beautiful spiral manifestations.

A spiral is also the foundation of life and can be found the shape of the human DNA – molecule that twists like a spiral staircase.

The word “spiral” is derived from the Latin – spira, spiralis, spira and the Greek speira. They are translated as needle or spiral or pyramid or cone structure. “Spiral” also comes from the Latin spirare, which means “to breathe”.