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Lebensbaum 18 mit Korbkette - Silber

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Lebensbaum 18 mit Korbkette - SilberKunstvoll gestaltete Kombination aus Lebensbaum und Spirale mit passender schwarz silberner Korbkette aus 925 Sterling Silber. Die elegante Halskette ist ca. 1,5 mm dick und teilweise oxidiert. Wir haben drei verschiedene Lngen im Angebot: 45 cm, 55 cm und 65 cm. Der Schmuckanhnger ist auf der Vorderseite teilweise geschwrzt, sodass das filigrane Design optimal zur Geltung kommt. Die Rckseite des Kettenanhngers ist geriffelt. Mae: ca. 27 mm

Kunstvoll gestaltete Kombination aus Lebensbaum und Spirale mit passender schwarz-silberner Korbkette aus 925 Sterling Silber. Die elegante Halskette ist ca. 1,5 mm dick und teilweise oxidiert. Wir haben drei verschiedene Längen im Angebot: 45 cm, 55 cm und 65 cm. 

Der Schmuckanhänger ist auf der Vorderseite teilweise geschwärzt, sodass das filigrane Design optimal zur Geltung kommt. Die Rückseite des Kettenanhängers ist geriffelt.

Maße: ca. 27 mm Durchmesser

Innenmaße der Öse: ca. 5 mm hoch x ca. 3,8 mm breit

Gewicht: ca. 7 g

Bedeutung der Symbole:

Laut nordischer Mythologie war der Lebensbaum Yggdrasil der erste Baum, den das Göttergeschlecht der Asen auf der Erde schuf. Seine Wurzeln reichen bis in die Unterwelt, seine Krone bis in den Himmel, und so steht er als Symbol für den Kosmos als Ganzes sowie die Wiedererneuerung des Lebens. Yggdrasil ist auch unter den Bezeichnungen Weltenbaum oder Weltesche bekannt.

Spiralen stehen oft als Zeichen für Unendlichkeit, oder auch für Erreichen einer neuen Bewusstseinsform.

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