Zinc Alloy TREE OF LIFE EARRINGS
 
 he Tree of Life can be found in most religions and cultures around the world and can be traced right back to ancient Egypt. The tree of life represents how everything is interconnected.
 
Ancient Egypt
The tree of life was a symbol of both death and abundance, with the branches representing the heavens, the tree symbolic of the center of the universe and the roots reaching down into the underworld.
 
Buddhism - In Buddhism, the Tree of Life is known as the Bhodi-tree and is believed to be the Tree of Enlightenment. It was under this tree that Buddha reached enlightenment so it is seen as a very sacred symbol.  
 
Celtic Beliefs - They believe the roots represent the ‘other world’, the trunk represents the mortal world and connects the roots and branches, and the branches represent the world above, or the heavens. 
 
Islam - The Tree of Life is known as the Tree of Immortality in the Quran. It appeared in Eden and is the tree from which Adam and Eve ate after Allah had forbidden them from doing so.  
 
Judaism - In Judaism, The Tree of Life is what sustains and nourishes life. It stands in the center of a fruitful garden planted by Yahweh. 
Christianity - The Tree of Life is mentioned in the Bible in the Book of Genesis. It is the tree that grows within the Garden of Eden and is the source of eternal life.
Turkish- Its elements symbolize the “rebirth, growth and development of the Turkic peoples.”
Shamanism- the tree provides a ladder for the shamans to use, ascending and descending between the spirit world and the underworld.