Shetland Jewellery for Claddagh Rings, Scottish Jewellery and Celtic Jewellery

A Selection of our most popular Shetland jewellery, celtic rings and celtic jewellery for everyone including wedding and engagement.

As you can see we not only sell traditional gold but also black zirconium celtic rings too that are engraved with celtic style patterns. Ring sizes all available in UK and US measurements. All prices include VAT and Shipping across the UK and worldwide.

Black Celtic Ring made from zirconium. Zirconium is black all the way through. This ring features a celtic styled engraving and comes in two different finishes including satin which is pictured above.

Looking for a traditional gold celtic ring? This moonstone ring really is jewellery with a difference and is available in both 9k and 18k yellow or white gold.

More ancient than Celtic history itself is the minerals and stones that create the jewellery. Amber is a prehistoric substance origininating from the resin of trees from millions of years ago. This beautiful gem sometimes holds the answers to life on earth with insects and seeds caught and frozen in time. We use the purest amber for our jewellery so there are no insects in this amber celtic ring pictured above.

Silver Ring 7mm wide. Original jewellery design painstakingly hand crafted the traditional way in the Scottish islands of Orkney. The mystical ring in Orkney is the largest stone circle in Britain which draws people from far and wide.

Celtic knot work designs like the design pictured above remain popular today and can vary from single elegant knot patterns to complex intricate interlaced patterns as in this 18ct gold celtic ring with a modern twist design engraving.

Beautiful white gold celtic ring with a thistle pattern. The thistle is the emblem from Scotland. This ring therefore makes a lovely traditional wedding ring.

Celtic rings make very good wedding rings. Celtic designs are very symbolic and signify growth and energy as the spiral design threads its way around the band.

When getting married deciding how many people to invite and where to hold the ceremony plus cost of catering are just a few of the plans you need to organise. We can help you decide upon your celtic wedding ring very easily with our on line ordering system.

The knot patterns seen on celtic jewellery can be very intricate or quite simplistic as this elegant design style featured above demonstrates. The idea behind these patterns is based on the ying and yang symbol.

Celtic cross jewellery smybolises the four corners of the earth. They were often seen on pedestals which are still dotted around the UK at various heritage sites. These crosses predate christianity. A celtic cross also makes an excellent choice for a men’s ring.

Celtic knot designs are often found on stone carvings and therefore work well for celtic jewellery design also. This is a good example pictured above from one of our gold celtic rings range.

A Wishbone design for this gold celtic ring signifies balance in nature and is denoted from the famous Ying and Yang symbols from other cultures.

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