Description
The Trefoil was designed as a visual representation of the divine. Between the 12th and 16th centuries, Gothic architecture evolved and brought to perfection its characteristic decoration by means of arcs and circles. Tracery such as the Trefoil is a perfect example of this. It was typically applied to the windows and panels throughout the cathedrals of medieval Europe giving them the unique ethereal look that we have come to associate with Gothic.
Details
- Metal: Sterling silver
- Technique: Hand crafted casting
- Collection: Moonlight Collection
- Made in: Los Angeles, USA
Questions and Answers
What is a trefoil?
A three lobed tracery motif used in the windows and panels of medieval Gothic cathedrals.
What is the pendant made of?
Sterling silver, cast and hand finished in Los Angeles.




















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