9ct Gold & Silver Trinity Ring
The Trinity knot is well known to many as a Celtic Love Knot or an Irish Love Knot. While there are many other Celtic symbols that are very popular in modern-day, the Celtic knot is by far one of the most popular.
The iconic Trinity Knot symbol decorates our illuminated manuscripts such as The Book of Kells and is found on Celtic crosses and Celtic stones all around Ireland.
Christians believed that the three points of the Irish trinity knot represent the three elements of the holy trinity. The Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit.
Celtic knotwork is believed to be symbolic of the never ending life cycle. This is the eternity of love, the cycle of life and the constant changing of the seasons in nature.
Dimensions
- Weight: 2.4 grams approx.
- Width at widest 11mm
Materials
- 9ct Gold and Sterling Silver
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Size Guide
Measuring your Ring Size with an existing ring
1. Select an existing ring in your collection that fits the desired finger.
2. Measure the internal diameter of the ring (in mm).
3. Use the chart here to determine your ring size.
Measuring your Ring Size using your finger
1. Wrap a strip of paper around your finger where you’d like your ring to be. Make sure that the paper is pulled snug to your finger to find your best fit.
2. Mark the spot where the paper meets and measure the distance (mm).
3. Use the chart here to determine your ring size.
Measure your Bracelet Size using a tape measure
1. To find the most suitable size for your wrist, wrap a tape measure around the wrist on which you plan to wear your bracelet.
2. Round your measurement to the nearest centimeter before checking the internal diameter of the bangle or cuff in the product description to determine the fit of the bracelet on your wrist.
Choosing the right Necklace Size
Chokers: Between 380mm - 420mm (15"-16.5").
Short: A truly classic length measuring 450mm-500mm (17"-19.5").
Mid: These necklaces typically measure between 500mm-550mm (19.6"-21.6")
Long: The best choice for a dramatic statement or to wear with a plunging neckline these pieces can measure 560mm (22") or even longer.
Shipping
Find the countries we ship to below, along with estimated shipping times and costs:
Ireland and Northern Ireland: €7.50 tracked delivery via DPD 2-4 business days
UK: €15 tracked delivery via DPD (2-5 business days).
Europe: Tracked DPD delivery (3-6 business days) ranges between €20 and €35 depending on destination country. See exact shipping fees and delivery times at checkout.
USA and Canada*: USA €25, Canada €25 tracked delivery via DPD (4-7 business days)
Australia and New Zealand*: Australia €45, New Zealand €45 tracked delivery via DPD (6-10 business days).
*PLEASE NOTE THAT SOME COUNTRIES MAY HAVE ADDITIONAL IMPORT DUTIES AND TAXES WHICH YOU ARE LIABLE FOR.
For more information visit our Shipping & Returns page.
Refunds and Returns
At McCarthy's we always strive for you to be completely satisfied with your pruchase. However, if for any reason you are not entirely happy with your purchase, you can return any product in its original condition for a full refund within 14 calendar days from the date of delivery.
If the products you receive are damaged or faulty in any way, or not what you originally ordered, we will be happy to exchange the products or offer you a full refund. Please contact us at hello@mccarthysjewellery.com and we will work to resolve the issue as quickly as possible.
"We hand-pick each and every piece to provide our customers with beautiful jewellery at great prices"
About 9ct Gold
9ct gold contains 37.5% pure gold with the remainder being an alloy of other metals that can have an effect on some of the qualities of the piece such as colour and durability.
If you are looking for something in a lower price bracket or a dress piece that is worn less regularly, then 9ct gold is a great option. The paler colour of a 9ct gold can also often be preferable on different skin tones
About 18ct Gold
18ct gold contains 75% pure gold with the remainder being an alloy of other metals that can have an effect on some of the qualities of the piece such as colour and durability.
18ct gold is more durable and longer lasting than 9ct. If it is a piece you wear frequently, like an engagement ring or wedding band, 18ct gold would be the best option for the durability and longevity. It also generally will have a richer colour.
About 14ct Gold
14ct gold contains 58.5% pure gold with the remainder being an alloy of other metals that can have an effect on some of the qualities of the piece such as colour and durability.
14ct gold is less likely to tarnish than 9ct gold and is significantly more resistant to scratches compared with higher-carat gold. 14ct has a color that is closer to that of pure gold when compared to 9ct gold which looks less yellow due to its lower gold content.
