Viking sword with leather sheath

The Triskele, or the Triskel ("three-legged") is a Celtic symbol in the form of three in an isosceles triangle arranged running legs or open spirals.
In general, this symbol, for which historical models can be found, for example, in Newgrange, Ireland, is associated with pagan Triadic symbolism.

Little is known about the original meaning of the Triskel spirals. It is often assumed - as with most spiral forms - that they stand for the way of life (sun symbol).

Sawed silver jewelry, made by hand - the blackened areas are about 0,039 inch (1 mm) deep, flames are shown to the right and left of the Triskele (sun symbol).

• made of 925 sterling silver
• Width: approx. 0,79 inch (20 mm)
• Inner diameter: approx. 2,56 x 1,97 inch (6.5 x 5 cm)
• Weight: approx. 1,06 oz (30 g.)