Celtic Rings

Like all Celtic jewelry, Celtic rings too are replete with symbolism and mystical attributes. Reflecting the history and tradition of the Celts, Celtic rings are popular as engagement rings and wedding rings.

The Celtic lover's knot and Claddagh rings are identifying symbols of Celtic culture. The lover's knot ring, also known as the eternity ring, is a combination of twisted and tied knots interwoven in a continuous loop symbolizing eternity. In a wedding ring, the Celtic knots are heart-shaped, representing love and the intertwining of the lives of the bride and the groom. The Claddagh, a traditional Celtic wedding ring is basically a ring design of a heart held between two hands, with a crown set on the top of the heart.

Belonging to a category of Celtic rings called "faith rings," the Claddagh represents love, friendship, and fidelity. Designed for men and women in filigree style, Celtic rings are available in white, yellow and rose gold, and silver as well as in two-tone combinations.