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Celtic Diamond Engagement Ring

Posted on: September 2nd, 2011 by Steven Forsyth No Comments

Traditional engagement rings are a dime a dozen, but for anyone who appreciates symbolism and history, a Celtic Diamond Engagement Ring can’t be beat. One of the things I love about Celtic jewelry is how each piece is not only aesthetically beautiful but also full of imagery and significance. A plain engagement ring with a simple gold, silver or platinum band just can’t compare.

An Engagement to Remember
Getting engaged is one of the most significant moments in your life. But, sometimes it’s hard to find the words to tell your girlfriend how much you love her or how much you want to spend forever with her. That’s what is so special about a Celtic engagement ring with a Claddagh design. The sentiments you want to express when you propose are all built into the design of the ring. What’s more, those sentiments will be with your fiancé (assuming she says, “Yes.”) and future wife everyday from now on.

Celtic Diamond Engagement Ring

The Claddagh is one of the most well-known and popular Celtic symbols. With two hands holding a heart wearing a crown, it’s a symbol that represents all of the values you think of when you think about getting married—love, friendship and loyalty. It is the perfect symbol for an engagement ring and the ultimate reminder of the vows you both will take in the near future.

So, whether you can claim a Celtic heritage or just have an appreciation for beautiful, meaningful jewelry, present your future wife with the Celtic Diamond Engagement Ring. With this ring on her finger she’ll always remember your feelings for her, even when you leave the toilet seat up.

Author: Steven Forsyth for Celtic Rings Ltd

Celtic Jewelry – Antiquity meets Modernity

Posted on: August 2nd, 2011 by Sine Treanor No Comments

Celtic Engagement Rings – Best Way to Show Your Love
Distinct from most other modern ring designs, Celtic wedding rings come with a unique style and personality. Embellished with ornate and beautiful designs, Celtic engagement rings are a perfect symbolism of love and commitment. The wonderful meanings associated with these rings make them an ideal choice for courtship, engagement, and marriage.

Many Celtic rings include a series of knots and patterns, representing the never ending cycle of love. The continuous knots are symbolic of two people who are committed to spend “life together forever”. The lover’s knot or the trinity knot, a modern Irish Celtic symbol depicts infinity. The well-known term “tying the knot” refers to Celtic knot rings. The Celtic cross highlights the importance of significant scenes from the Bible, such as the crucifixion, the resurrection, etc.

Celtic Engagement Rings - Hand crafted in Ireland

Some of the most contemporary options to choose from are princess and brilliant cut diamonds. One of the most popular Celtic engagement rings designs is Claddagh rings, signifying love and friendship. It is believed that Celtic wedding rings are the purest way to express one’s love and commitment to his/her beloved. So, present your better half a beautiful Celtic ring and seal forever the love and feelings you share together.

Make A Fashion Statement with Celtic Jewelry
Besides being a marvelous piece of jewelry to adorn and compliment one’s wedding, Celtic jewelry can even provide an oomph factor to one’s daily apparel. You can pair up your Celtic ring with intricate Celtic jewelry and be ready to draw compliments wherever you go. Depending on your tastes, you can either choose a classic traditional look for your wedding or engagement or wear a trendy, modern look. The uniqueness and appeal of Celtic jewelry will give you a look straight out of a popular fashion magazine.

If you want to swathe in luxury, you can go for platinum jewelry that comes with a heavy price, while white gold can be bought at a lower price. No matter what your choice is, elaborately designed Celtic jewelry and Celtic wedding rings will enhance your overall look and will add more meaning to your relationship.

Summary: With their beautifully carved symbols and uniquely cut designs, Celtic wedding rings and Celtic jewelry can make a perfect style statement. Gift your beloved an exclusively designed piece of Celtic jewelry and watch your love shine forever.

Religious Celtic Jewelry

Posted on: March 9th, 2010 by Sine Treanor No Comments

The Famous Celtic Cross
For many people, Celtic wedding rings and Celtic engagement rings hold dual meaning. They not only symbolize abiding love and devotion, but they are also a token of religious devotion as well. Christianity is prevalent in the Celtic culture, and a commitment to God and spouse often go hand in hand in Celtic jewelry themes.

The Celtic Cross is one of the most recognizable designs in Celtic jewelry, particularly in pendants. St. Patrick created this hybrid symbol using the Christian simple cross, combined with round sun (or “halo”) symbolism native to the pre-Christian Druids of the time. St. Patrick believed that this combined emblem would help bridge the religious gap between the two cultures and bring the Druids closer to Celtic Christian beliefs. Today, the Celtic Cross is an eternal reminder of love and sacrifice and is featured prominently in historical documents and on churches.

The Symbol of the Evangelists is a design used on Celtic jewelry as well as manuscripts and in architecture. It features four winged creatures that represent the prophets of the biblical gospels in the New Testament. The creatures include: a Man (St. Matthew), a Lion (St. Mark), a Calf (St. Luke) and an Eagle (St. John). St. Gregory wrote in the 4th Century that these four symbols represented the very stages of Christ’s life: he was born a man, sacrificed as a calf in death, became a lion in his resurrection and ascended to heaven as an eagle. The Symbol of the Evangelists is often displayed near or with the Celtic Cross.

Always in tune with nature, Celtic religious jewelry often features knots and interlace designs that represent many timeless ideals. Knots and interlace are essentially never ending patterns, so they can denote undying love, marital commitment, familial bond, God’s love and many other extraordinary themes. The sacred geometry of interlace patterns is the ultimate symbol of the interconnectedness of all things, the circle of life and the idea of eternal existence. Celtic artisans began using these designs around the beginning of Christian influence somewhere around 450 AD, but evidence of knots, spirals and similar patterns can be found throughout Europe as early as 2,000 BC.

Steven Forsyth – Celtic Rings Ltd

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Celtic Diamond Engagement Ring

Celtic Jewelry – Antiquity meets Modernity

Religious Celtic Jewelry

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