There is nothing more beautiful than two people celebrating their love through marriage, and expressing it through Celtic Knot Wedding Ring. And a lot of couples choose Celtic Knot Wedding Bands to solidify that love.
They believe not only in its beauty but the symbolic meanings behind each Celtic Knot Wedding Bands design. Celtic wedding rings are available in platinum, white gold, yellow gold and silver.
Finish – When looking for Celtic era jewellery do not restrict your search to the antique look only. For those who can’t afford platinum rings, white gold and yellow gold are the next best choice. They’re not as expensive, and they’re the next most durable ring.
Keep in mind that modern day dressing will not allow you to wear an ornament with an antique finish very often, while say a silver bracelet that is shiny can be worn with a sequin dress to a disco also. Material – When buying chunkier jewellery like big jewellery bracelets or large earring or heavy neck pieces in the Celtic design, keep the material of the ornament in mind.
It is a fact the chunky Celtic designs do look good, but they can drill a hole in your pocket too. Diamonds, rubies and emeralds add more beauty to an already beautiful ring.
These gemstones can be used in several ways, including as studs on the band of the ring or as one ring in the center. Go with Gaelic shoes and a Celtic neck piece while keeping the other accessories modern.
This will help in incorporating the age old designs with your modern ones without the former sticking out like a sore thumb. These are the most popular designs marrying couples choose for their rings.
There are also angular knots available, and these rings symbolize stability and foundation. Most knots represent life, mankind and even spirituality.
Square knots, or shield knots, are meant to ward off evil spirits or bad intentions. Some favorite designs and knots for Celtic wedding rings include the Eternity Knot, the Trinity Knot, the Lover’s Knot and Triskele.
The Trinity Knot is a knot with three points connected into a triangle. Catholic and Celtic beliefs merged with the Trinity Knot. The Lover’s Knot is any knot that connects what would otherwise be separate paths. The Triskele has three interlocking spirals. These spirals could represent many things, including fertility, the phases of the moon, reincarnation and creation, preservation and destruction.
The Triskele design is located at the center and surrounded with the couple’s initials. It can also be seen as a symbol of commitment and eternity. The infinity band is a popular choice as it represents eternal and never-ending love for each other’s partner. Its simple design also makes it an inexpensive choice, especially for the ones with a tight budget.
The Celtic Knot has no beginning and no end and can be dressed up in a lot of ways. So choosing the knot is important, and if it surrounds the entire band and has gold trims it will serve as a constant reminder of a couple’s love for one another.