Celtic Trinity Knot Wedding Band

This exquisite trinity knot wedding ring is one of our more unusual styles.

Celtic trinity knot wedding band.

Celtic knot wedding bands click any ring below to personalize it with your metal choice a sailor s hitch is secure yet simple and essential. Our skilled craftsmen have created on the band the design of the trinity knot which can represent the father the son and the holy ghost. The trinity knot is an artistic decoration that appears throughout celtic metalwork and literature. The celtic trinity knot repeats around this wedding band.

Tying a knot is a fundamental ritual often the first step towards adventure mobility and the compassionate exploration of your world. Between each knot is a vivid green emerald enhanced by diamond accent stones. The trinity knot collection offers a variety of takes on the well loved celtic design from simple and elegant solid gold or sterling silver wedding bands to a gorgeous blend of both metals in a variety of styles. Trinity knot wedding rings.

Sterling silver 10k claddagh wedding ring. The look is enhanced in the two tone version but the ring is also available in all white gold. This is a truly beautiful wedding ring equally suitable for both women and men and is available in both white and yellow. Sterling silver and 10k celtic knot and dragon wedding ring.

Celtic wedding bands find gold platinum celtic knot wedding rings or claddagh irish wedding bands. This popular version of the diamond trinity knot wedding ring combines traditional and modern design to stunning effect with rows of sparkling diamonds separating the trinity knots. Sterling 10k trinity knot wedding ring with diamond. Sterling silver celtic knot and dragon wedding ring.

This intricate filigree version of the trinity knot with all its symbolism of the holy trinity or the triple gods and goddesses of the ancient celts is a stunning example of the craftsmanship of our expert jewelry makers. Men women rings in 10k 14k 18k white and yellow gold. It has pre christian origins and is thought to represent the concept of eternity.