Celtic Cross Stud Earrings Color:Blue/turquoise most notably oestre (the Anglo-Saxon

most notably oestre (the Anglo-Saxon goddess of spring)

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As the goddess of guardianship

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Celtic Cross Stud Earrings Color:Blue/turquoise most notably oestre (the Anglo-SaxonMany people have associated the Celtic Cross with Christianity, however, studies suggest this symbol predates Christianity for thousands of years as it has appeared in many ancient cultures. The four arms of the Celtic Cross are thought to be representative of the four cardinal directions; the four elements of fire, earth, air and water; and as representation of our mind, soul, body, and heart. The center ring of the Celtic Cross is said to be