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What Are Celtic Wedding Rings?

By Catherin Axel


One of the most valuable wedding possessions to celebrate an Irish wedding are celtic wedding rings. It helps you to express your feelings towards your partner and to show how much you value them. This wedding ring is the perfect form of expressing your love in Irish. This Celtic culture need not have to be followed by only those who have Irish roots. Today it is being followed by many as it is not only beautiful but also has meaning and history that none other style has.

This Celtic wedding ring has intricate design and it is seriously very difficult to copy. On the spiritual level, this ring signifies the intense love between two people. There is an even deeper meaning if you're someone with rich celtic history. What makes it even better is the quality of the rings. Wedding rings are designed in several forms like plain bands, decorative bands, Celtic knots, claddagh, love knot and other pentacle.

Bands are probably the most popular designs of these rings. These bands can be plain or decorative with plain edging. You can even get these rings inscribed with several wordings such as Gra Dilseact Carideas that signifies friendship, loyalty and love; Gra Go Deo which stands for love forever, etc.

All the three inscriptions are very popular and lend themselves to marriage. In decorative bands, you'll find mostly the signature celtic designs incorporated. This design is the strongest among other ring designs and has a pair of intertwining lines or single design line flowing around it. Another famous Celtic wedding ring is the Claddagh. Its inspired by ancient designs and it signifies trust and faith.

Britain is the place from where most of the Celtic designs originated. However, the whole process differs in different regions. Scottish people generally love celtic knots. It carries a meaning and is a reflection of their marriage. This Celtic knot also symbolizes eternity. Some of the lesser known jewelery designs are celtic pentable and the cross. They are mostly used in ornaments and architecture.




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