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Classic-type Borromean rings diagram with color-coded circles	Medieval-style representation of the Borromean rings, used as an emblem of Lorenzo de Medici in San Pancrazio, Florence[1]	A kolam with 3 cycles [2]	A version of the coat of arms of the Borromeo family
The Colombo Mall in Lisboa [3]	The Borromean rings as a symbol of the Christian Trinity (based on a 13th-century French manuscript)	One version of the Germanic "Valknut"	Coat of arms of Hallsberg, Sweden, with padlocks in Borromean configuration
A "Borromean" bathroom tile (actually the Diane de Poitiers three crescents emblem) [4]	Rectangles in three dimensions	A Borromean link at the Fields Institute [5]	Borromean paper clips [6]
3D depiction	3D depiction which purports to show simple circular toruses interlinked as Borromean rings (something which is actually geometrically impossible).	Asymmetrical depiction	A practical application of the Borromean rings (Ballard Locks, Seattle)
A Borromean link by Dylan Thurston [7]	A Borromean rattle by Sassy [8]

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