Trinity Knot Bracelet with Knotted Cord Band
Red string of fate bracelet with a Trinity knot in steel, available in silver or gold finish.
Shipping costs
Delivery times
Spanish Peninsula: 1–2 business days.
Canary Islands and Balearic Islands: 3–5 business days.
Delivery times may vary during periods of high demand, holidays, or due to circumstances beyond our company's control.
Shipping costs
Spanish Peninsula:
The shipping cost is €3.90.
For orders from €9.99, the shipping cost will be €2.50.
For orders from €19, shipping will be free.
Canary Islands and Balearic Islands:
The shipping cost is €30.
For orders over €40, the shipping cost will be €19.
For orders from €75, shipping will be free.
Returns and refunds
You can request a return within 30 calendar days of receiving your order.
The product must be unused, in good condition, and in its original packaging whenever possible.
In the event of a manufacturing defect or quality issue, please contact us with your order number and photos or a video of the product.
Return shipping costs are the responsibility of the customer, unless the product has a defect or an error occurred on the part of Cotigo.
We do not offer direct exchanges.
Contact: cotigo.bisuteria@gmail.com
Material & care
Our jewelry is crafted from stainless steel, a resistant and durable material for daily wear.
Recommendations:
• Avoid direct contact with perfumes, creams, or chemical products
• Dry after contact with water or sweat
• Store in a dry place when not in use
• Clean gently with a dry cloth
Description
A triquetra between two sections of knotted cord
This Trinity Knot knotted cord bracelet places a figure of three interlocking arcs in the center. The open contour reveals the background, while the cord forms a band of knots on both sides of the motif.
Black and silver or red and gold
The Silver variant combines black cord with the center piece and ends in a silver tone. The Gold variant uses red cord with the figure and ends in a gold tone. Both maintain the same central design and the sliding knot closure.
The triquetra as a reference to continuity
Also known as a triquetra, the shape of three interlocking arcs has been interpreted over time as a reference to continuity, union, or the relationship between three elements. Here, that cultural reading is expressed in an intertwined line with no obvious beginning or end.
To compare other cord designs, browse the thread bracelets. You can also discover more symbols related to eternity and commitment at Cotigo.