Tag: Celtic wedding bands

Black Jewelry Trend

Black Jewelry Trend

1/2 CARAT ART DECO BLACK DIAMOND RING Every woman alive knows the value of a little black dress. But did you know that there’s an accessory that will take that LBD from sweet to stunning? In fact, this little black ring will make everything in your wardrobe a fashion-forward winner! The new trend of wearing […]

Gold and Silver Infinity Jewelry

Gold and Silver Infinity Jewelry

The infinity symbol made its debut as a mathematical concept by John Wallis in 1665. But its history greatly predates this as a figure in mysticism. Its current form is often linked to the Mõbius strip which is a three dimensional object with just one side. This delightful rendition of the infinity symbol is crafted […]

Irish Wedding Bands to Celebrate Endless Love

Irish Wedding Bands to Celebrate Endless Love

Irish wedding bands aren’t only for the Irish! Why? The Celtic designs that adorn many of these wedding rings are far more than attractive motifs or emblems of St. Patrick’s homeland: they’re representations of never-ending love! Celtic knots twist and intertwine with no starting or ending point, making them excellent options when you’re looking for […]

Wedding Bands for Every Expression of Love

Wedding Bands for Every Expression of Love

From the moment you pop the question to the day you exchange vows, jewelry plays a huge role in expressing your love for that one special someone. While all wedding bands communicate a message of affection and commitment, different styles can add an extra shade of meaning. Below are four messages you may want to […]

Celtic Wedding Bands: Celebrate Endless Love!

Celtic Wedding Bands: Celebrate Endless Love!

You don’t have to be of Irish heritage to wear a Celtic wedding band! Weddings ring bearing Celtic knot motifs are increasingly popular picks, both for their timeless good looks and for their ability to serve as symbols of the connection between you and the one you love, thanks to their intertwining designs. Two-tone styles […]

Celtic Wedding Band Sets: Shared Symbols of Eternity

Celtic Wedding Band Sets: Shared Symbols of Eternity

Celtic wedding bands are growing in popularity, and if you’re shopping for the perfect wedding rings, chances are that you’ve at least seen some of these classy and meaningful styles. Though the original meaning of the motifs these rings contain is up for debate, many have adopted them as emblems of eternity due to their […]

Subtle Symbolism: Wedding Bands with Beautiful Designs and Meaningful Messages

Subtle Symbolism: Wedding Bands with Beautiful Designs and Meaningful Messages

While there are plenty of wedding bands that use overt emblems to represent love (those with hearts or crosses, for instance), there are just as many wedding rings that incorporate more subtle touches of symbolism that celebrate your connection to your one special someone. These pieces feature designs that are beautiful in their own right, […]

Wedding Bands that Work for Both Men and Women

Wedding Bands that Work for Both Men and Women

If you and the one you love have decided that you want your wedding bands to match, you may think that plain, classic styles are your only options. Not so! There are many styles of wedding rings that work equally well for both men and women, giving brides and grooms in search of coordinating pieces […]

Celtic Wedding Rings: Designs Inspired by the Homeland of St. Patrick

Celtic Wedding Rings: Designs Inspired by the Homeland of St. Patrick

With their striking appearance and time-honored designs, Celtic wedding bands are stylish picks for any bride or groom. However, they’re far more than just rings with eye-catching motifs. The knots they display represent lasting love, as well as your connection with your spouse. Celtic knots twist and turn to form designs with no beginning or […]

Triquetra Wedding Bands: Symbolizing the Trinity and Your Love

Triquetra Wedding Bands: Symbolizing the Trinity and Your Love

It’s said that Saint Patrick used a clover to teach the concept of the trinity, using its three leaves to represent the tri-unity of the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit. The triquetra, also known as the trinity knot, can represent this same concept and Celtic wedding bands that feature it are a lovely […]