Personalised Tree of life Jewellery

What are the origins and meanings of the Tree of Life symbol?

The Tree of Life is a universal motif charged with positive messages that transcends cultures and continents. It was found among the Mayans 7000 years before Jesus Christ in a form very similar to its current representation, composed of long roots, a powerful trunk, branches, and abundant foliage. It is present in Asia, pre-Columbian America, the Middle East, Africa, and Europe. The Tree of Life has many meanings and is present in all cultures and many religions, always conveying universal values.
In Christian religions, it is found in the Garden of Eden, where it symbolizes immortality and eternal life. The Tree of Life also has the same meaning in Islam. The Hebrew Tree of Life is represented more conceptually, composed of interconnected spheres, and represents the laws of the universe in the Jewish religion. Finally, for Buddhists, the Tree of Life is the Tree of Awakening under which Buddha meditated until he achieved enlightenment.
The Tree of Life is a universal symbol that represents life in all its dimensions, especially its resilience and rebirth. In its Celtic representation, inscribed in a circle, it symbolizes the cycle of life and fertility. It is also a broader metaphor for the connection of all elements of the universe represented by roots and branches interconnected by the trunk. It represents the union between the ancestors and descendants of the human species or within the same family. Like the branches of the Tree of Life, each of us is both unique and connected to all other human beings present or past.
Of course, the Tree of Life represents by essence nourishing nature, making it a great symbol for ecology. It also exudes great strength, calm, and immutability that transcends all cultures. It represents peace and invites relaxation and meditation. This is why Tree of Life jewelry is so popular, as worn close to the skin in a pendant or bracelet, it protects us or gives us strength, depending on the benefits we want to attribute to it.