The detail on the ring is really nice and is super pretty!!
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Triple Hare Necklace
Triple Hare Necklace
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Description
Solid pewter with a polished finish - will NOT rust or tarnish.
The most beautifully detailed Triple Rabbits necklace in solid lead free pewter. We loved creating this extra special design with its elegant design and simple lines. The hares sit centrally on a 18 inch chain with lobster claw clasp.
The perfect gift for any animal lover or marathon runner!
Pendant measures 1" x 1" in size - Double sided design
The Three Hares
The picture of the three hares joined by thier ears can be found in many religions, including Christian and Jewish religions. These three hares have been found in both British, Celtic and European medieval churches and in a German synogogue making this symbol an ancient and meaningful one. Traditionally, the hare symbolizes femininity and fertility. Usually connected with the divine feminine, the triple hare is a perfect symbol for any woman. The triple hare is also associated with the Holy Trinity in Christian belief.
Pewter
Made of solid lead free pewter - Pewter has been used in jewelry making for centuries. Pewter does not rust or tarnish and will last a lifetime. Pewter was used for decorative metal items in the Ancient World by the Egyptians and later the Romans, and came into extensive use in Europe during the Middle Ages - it was once considered the metal of kings because of its beauty and expense!