Unisex Celtic Rings

The Celtic weave design is said to be inspired by Irish rivers. Rivers have long played a symbolic role in Celtic history and mythology. For instance, two of Ireland's greatest.

Irish literature and legend is rife with stories portraying the importance of water and rivers in everyday life. Symbolically, water is used as vehicle of cleansing that washes.

This 14 carat gold Trinity knot ring is equally suitable for a man as a woman. This is a solid ring with the evocative white gold Trinity knot showing clearly against the.

This is one of our most beautiful Celtic wedding rings, it features a polished Lovers knot design set against a contrasting matt finish background. You can choose from silver.

Introducing our beautiful Claddagh wedding ring with trim, our skilled craftsmen have added a gold trim to each side of the band. The Claddagh symbol represents love, loyalty.

This beautiful Celtic Claddagh wedding ring is available in 14K gold. The polished Claddagh design is set against a brushed finish to create a stunning impact. The Claddagh.

The meaningful silver friendship ring is not only ideal as a wedding ring, but also as it was intended to be, a friendship ring. A friendship or commitment ring, as it has the.

The Irish friendship ring is ideal not only for a wedding ring, but also a friendship, or commitment ring, as it has the symbol for "Love, Loyalty, Friendship" engraved.

Crafted from 14k or 18k white gold, this friendship band signifies the deep understanding between two souls. Love, loyalty and friendship are values highlighted in the engraved.

The symbol for "Love, Loyalty, Friendship" are shown on this friendship ring with the inclusion of the classic Claddagh design. This is one of our more solid wedding.

This immaculately designed Claddagh wedding band is truly an ideal wedding band for a couple to wear for the rest of their lives together. The Claddagh symbol is the perfect.

For this faith ring, our craftsmen have chosen an intricate Celtic knot design and contrasted it with the clean lines of the ancient Ogham alphabet. This is a unisex Celtic.