List of products by brand Celtic Rings Ltd

For this beautifully styled Infinity diamond ring, our craftsmen have created a traditional Celtic twist design in gold and set it with sparkling diamonds. It is then enhanced.

The Trinity knot, a favored of the Celtic knots and bearer of several meanings. This delightful plain Trinity knot pendant is elegant in its simplicity. The flawless never.

This two-tone Trinity eternity band features gold-plated Trinity knot clusters, embellished with sparkling cubic zirconia, handmade in Ireland, and authenticated by the Dublin.

Elegantly crafted in 10K rose gold, the Claddagh Promise Ring embodies the essence of love, loyalty, and friendship. Making it a meaningful symbol of any cherished.

Three stunning light blue sapphires sit in luxurious white gold that is filled with intricate Celtic knot work. The detailing is of the highest quality as the ring is handmade.

This is a beautiful design for a Celtic wedding band, featuring two Celtic hearts intertwined all around the band, the perfect symbol of eternal love. The design is polished,.

A central gold-plated Celtic love knot embraced by Sterling silver rails adorned with abundant cubic zirconia, meticulously handcrafted, and authenticated by the Dublin Assay.

An embodiment of elegance, the Claddagh ring's sleek design gracefully blends with expert craftsmanship in radiant 10 carat gold. Handcrafted in Ireland and authenticated by.

The 14K white gold women's Sapphire Shield Ring with Diamond Trim is set with three sapphires in a white gold band. It is finished off with diamond filled white gold rails on.

Show off your nature side with a Sterling silver Fern pendant with rose gold shamrock, made from rare Irish gold. A stunning piece for any woman, the rare Irish gold shamrock.

With this elegant ring, we again offer you the choice of white or yellow gold Celtic hearts for the center band of this stunning Celtic wedding ring, but this time with trim on.

Saint Brigid’s Cross. Originally made from rushes or straw these crosses were weaved from a square in the center and four radials were tied at the ends. They were commonly hung.