List of products by brand Boru

This beautiful Celtic wedding ring features an engraved swan design on your choice of precious metal. In Celtic mythology, swans are an important symbol of love and beauty and.

We have again chosen the beautiful engraved swan design for this gold Celtic wedding ring, but this time we have set the band between trims of the same or contrasting gold. In.

For this elegant eternity knot wedding ring, our craftsmen have fashioned two intertwining woven ropes in gold, symbolizing the intertwining forces of existence and eternal.

With the traditional Celtic spiral design, we have enhanced this eternity knot ring with diamonds for a truly sensational style. The eternity knot design can mean endless love,.

The central band is handcrafted from yellow gold with the ancient design of the Celtic spiral and a sparkling diamond is set between each section. To complete the look of this.

If you like a wide Celtic wedding ring, this is one of our most beautiful designs. Equally suited to ladies and gents, it has a highly polished Lovers knot pattern, set on a.

Seal your love with the ancient Ogham script and Trinity knot on this meticulously handcrafted Irish wedding ring. Hallmarked with a genuine mark of quality and authenticity.

The Irish words on this beautiful Gaelic wedding ring are "Gra geal mo chroi", meaning "love of my heart", making it the perfect wedding band in sentiment as well.

The Gaelic wedding band with trim is one of our more popular wedding rings. The Gaelic translation of the words on the band "Gra geal mo chroi", meaning "love of my.

The Gaelic words ''gra go deo'' are inscribed on the band of this gorgeous wedding ring, they mean simply ''forever love''. The words are highly polished and.

This is one of our most striking gold wedding rings. It features the "Forever Love" inscription, written in Gaelic, "gra go deo" and between each word is the.

Embrace the timeless symbolism of the Celtic Trinity knot with this unisex ring, available in silver or gold, expertly handcrafted in Ireland.