Pendant made of Damascus and stainless steel Silver Cruinne with chain

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Designer Damascus pendant Cruinne with chain

The Tonni Marra "Cruinne" pendant represents an elegant combination of Damascus steel and stainless steel. Its rectangular shape with subtly bevelled corners has a modern feel, while the Damascus steel detailing adds a touch of exclusivity and masterful workmanship to the jewellery. The Damascus pattern on the surface of the pendant displays fine wavy lines created by folding and forging different layers of steel. This unique design gives the jewellery a distinctive and unrepeatable look.

The pendant frame is made of highly polished stainless steel, which provides corrosion resistance and a beautiful shiny surface that contrasts with the more matte and complex pattern of the Damascus part. The pendant is suspended from a delicate chain with a link pattern that perfectly complements the minimalist and sophisticated style of the entire piece of jewellery. This jewellery is not only an attractive fashion accessory, but also symbolises precise craftsmanship and the tradition of Damascus steel making. It is the ideal gift for those who appreciate original and exceptional jewellery.

This piece of jewellery is ideal for lovers of exceptional accessories who are looking for something that transcends the boundaries of ordinary design. It is suitable for both everyday wear and special occasions when you want to impress with an original and stylish detail. Thanks to the Damascus steel, which is a symbol of strength, resilience and beauty, the pendant is not only an ornament but also a personal statement. It's the perfect choice for those who want to wear a piece of history and master craftsmanship.

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"Cruinne" originates from Scottish Gaelic, where it means universe, world, or cosmos, and often encompasses the idea of wholeness, unity, and the interconnectedness of all things. In Celtic tradition and culture, the concept of the world or universe was seen as a harmonious part of a larger natural order. This term can also refer to a sphere of existence or the "circle of life," suggesting the cyclical nature of nature, human existence, and the universe itself. In a figurative sense, the word Cruinne can symbolise the unity between humanity and the world, spiritual harmony and the connection between the physical and metaphysical realms, which corresponds to the profound symbolism that Celtic culture attributed to natural and cosmic phenomena.

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