Celtic Tree of Life Symbol Necklace Natural Charm | Retrosheep #TreeofLife

Featuring a natural wooden charm, exclusively available at Retrosheep. This stunning piece of jewellery showcases the Tree of Life, an ancient symbol that represents the interconnectedness of all living things and the cycle of life, death and rebirth.

The Tree of Life symbol has many names across different cultures, including Yggdrasil in Norse mythology, Etz Chaim in Hebrew, and Banyan in Hinduism. This necklace also features the Yin Yang symbol, representing balance and harmony in the universe. It's an ideal choice for those seeking spiritual connection and balance in life.

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Made with natural wood and personalised with laser engraving technology, this unique pendant charm is a one-of-a-kind piece that is perfect for Your Loved One

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Personalised Bespoke Wooden Engraved Necklace Gifts Handmade in Wales

Personalised Handmade Wooden Laser Engraved Necklaces – Crafted from Homegrown Wood

Elevate your jewellery collection with our bespoke handmade wooden laser engraved necklaces.

Each necklace is crafted from homegrown wood that we harvest from our land in South Wales.

We carefully dry and harden the wood for two years, ensuring a durable and high-quality piece of jewellery.

Our skilled artisans then use laser engraving technology to engrave your chosen image onto the wooden pendant charm, creating a unique and personalized necklace that is like no other.

As each necklace is handmade, no two pieces are exactly the same in shape or size, adding to its individual character.

Our pendant charms are roughly 20-30mm in size, polished by hand, and coated with organic natural beeswax to ensure lasting protection.

Our long necklace thong can be easily cut to size, ensuring a perfect fit that’s tailored to your needs.

We welcome personalized orders, so please contact us with your engraving requirements.

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Each Pendant Is Unique And Made Just For You So No Two Pendants Are The Same

When Your Order Is Placed I Select The Wood And Start Working On Your Special Unique Wood Jewellery Pendant Straight Away Made With Home Grown And Harvested Eco Friendly Sourced Wood From My Own Land So No Harm To The Environment

Hand Sanded and Polished To A Stunning Natural Finish with 100% Natural Beeswax Polish

Size Shade And Shape Varies As The Wooden Necklace Pendant Its Made Just For You As You Order Sizes Vary The Wood Is Chosen For The Engraving You Require

If The Engraving Is Quite Large Then Wood Will Be Selected To Accommodate Your Unique Engraving on the Wooden Jewellery Pendant Comes Fitted With Long 1mm Thick Thong Cord So You Can Choose And Tie Off At Your Own Desired Length

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Yggdrasil is an immense ash tree that is said to hold up the Nine Worlds of Norse cosmology. It is also known as the World Tree, and it is central to Norse mythology.

The name Yggdrasil comes from the Old Norse words "Ygg" meaning "terrible" and "drasil" meaning "horse". This has led to some interpretations of the tree as a giant ash horse, but it is more likely that the name simply refers to the tree's great size and strength.

The roots of Yggdrasil are said to extend down into the underworld of Niflheim, while its branches reach up into the heavens of Asgard. The tree is also said to be watered by the Well of Urd, which is located at its base.

The Nine Worlds of Norse cosmology are said to be connected to Yggdrasil by its branches. These worlds include Asgard, the home of the gods; Midgard, the world of humans; and Niflheim, the realm of ice and snow.

Yggdrasil is a symbol of strength, endurance, and interconnectedness. It is also a reminder of the cyclical nature of life and death.

In Norse mythology, Yggdrasil is said to be under threat from several forces. These include the giant serpent Jormungand, the wolf Fenrir, and the Midgard serpent. These creatures are said to represent the forces of chaos and destruction that are constantly at work in the universe.

The fate of Yggdrasil is closely tied to the fate of the world. It is said that when the world comes to an end, Yggdrasil will be destroyed, and the gods will be defeated. However, the tree will eventually be reborn, and a new world will be created.

Yggdrasil is a complex and fascinating symbol that has been interpreted in many different ways. It is a reminder of the interconnectedness of all things, and the cyclical nature of life and death. It is also a symbol of hope, as it is said to be reborn after each destruction.

Here are some additional details about Yggdrasil:

The tree is said to be so large that its branches reach all the way to the heavens.

The tree is said to be watered by the Well of Urd, which is located at its base.

The tree is said to be guarded by three Norns, who are responsible for weaving the threads of fate.

The tree is said to be under threat from several forces, including the giant serpent Jormungand, the wolf Fenrir, and the Midgard serpent.

The fate of Yggdrasil is closely tied to the fate of the world.

It is said that when the world comes to an end, Yggdrasil will be destroyed, and the gods will be defeated.

However, the tree will eventually be reborn, and a new world will be created.

Yggdrasil is a powerful symbol that has had a profound influence on Norse culture and mythology. It is a reminder of the interconnectedness of all things, the cyclical nature of life and death, and the hope for renewal.