If you are looking for celtic knot rings for your engagement, wedding or other occasion then look no further. If you have been to our Celtic knot meaning page or Celtic knot design page, then at this stage you probably appreciate what the celtic knot symbolises. A celtic knot is "an unending knot that symbolises the unending cycle of life. The interweaving points to the interdependence and interconnection of physical and spiritual aspects of our being." I suppose that's what makes the choice of a celtic knot ring such a beautiful and popular way of expressing love, friendship and connectedness.
For the record, since I started building this website in 2010, I have been cautious about the products I promote. In fact I haven´t really bothered until now as I wanted to be sure that this site is more than just another online shop. I have always wanted it to be one that really informs visitors about the beauty of Gaelic and Celtic Culture.
That said, when I saw the selection of celtic knot engagement and wedding rings that the people at Ukcelticjewellery have, I knew that visitors to this website would definitely be interested. Below you will find a wonderful selection of celtic rings that are both tasteful and beautiful. They complement perfectly the information content on my other pages. I feel sure you will love them. What's more, these are quality celtic knot rings that are Irish made and hallmarked in Dublin Castle.
Shipping is to anywhere in the world with a money back policy in the unlikely event that you are unhappy with your celtic knot ring.
Have a look and as always I welcome your feedback.
What a wonderful touch a celtic knot wedding or engagement ring makes to the special occasion.
For more information about the Celtic knot Symbols and their Meaning, click on the link
For many more celtic knot images and designs click on link.
As well as Celtic knot rings, you may be interested in some fabulous celtic cross jewelry. Just click to view.
I have put together some other great pages on other Celtic and Gaelic symbols which you will find of interest. Just look at the Navigation bar on the left
Did you know that Saint Patrick was not an Irish man or the first to bring Christianity to Ireland? Learn a little of the History of St Patrick.
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