Celtic Moment

• Solid Tungsten & 18k Gold Plated Bands – Wide 9mm for Him Slim 8mm for Her
• Comfort Fit Band
• 9mm width available in sizes 4.5-17; 8mm width available in sizes 5-17
• Shape: Flat with step down, rounded edge
• Finish: High Polished

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Another great way to show that your love will last forever with these Tungsten Carbide bands. These rings feature a laser-engraved celtic style design, with double infinity grooves, are an extra wide 9mm in width & slim 8mm in width, with comfort-fit bands. Gorgeous 18k gold plated with Tungsten underlay, highly polished finish combined with detailed cratfmanship make them unforgettable. A flat top with g… More >>

Matching Solid Tungsten 18k Gold Plated Celtic Rings 9mm for Him 8mm for Her His & Hers Ring Set Wedding Bands Engagement Rings

• 8mm Tungsten Wedding Band
• Comfort Fit Band
• His & Hers Matching Set
• Shape: Flat with step down, rounded edge
• Finish: High Polished with Brushed Satin Center

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These gorgeous Solid Tungsten Carbide rings are 9mm in width and feature an ultra high polish finish with laser engraved celtic design. These rings are destined to make a statement!

Tungsten Carbide is the hardest of all metals. It is polished to a perfect mirror finish using diamonds, and unlike other metals, it will retain the exact polish for decades to come. In fact, the only way to scratch a tun… More >>

Matching 9mm Tungsten Silver Celtic Rings His & Hers Ring Set Wedding Bands Engagement Rings

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This beautiful Sterling Silver Engagement Ring Wedding Ring 2ctw Cubic Zirconia Designer’s Celtic Ring by Double Accent is meticulously crafted in gleaming and durable 925-sterling Silver. Designer’s Celtic Ring with good finishing design, featuring sparkly 2ctw Cubic Zirconia. *** Free Shipping to USA and Free Jewelry Box ***… More >>

Sterling Silver Engagement Ring Wedding Ring 2ctw Cubic Zirconia Designer’s Celtic Ring

ES644PR Princess Diamond Celtic Engagement Ring. This diamond engagement ring features slender curves of precious metal loop to form a trinity or Celtic symbol on each side of the center diamond. The Celtic symbol represents two souls bound by everlasting love, and is complemented by a delicate band of shared prong-set diamond accents. www.mdcdiamonds.com From our Celtic Engagement rings collection www.mdcdiamonds.com Create your own engagement ring with this Celtic setting and a center diamond of your choice from large selection of GIA certified Diamonds www.mdcdiamonds.com Design & Made in New York by MDC Diamonds

Claddagh and Celtic Engagement Rings-For a Truly Symbolic Wedding Engagement

An engagement is an extraordinary time full of new feelings of commitment, affection and love for the happy couple. Such a special and unique time really should be remembered by using ideas and symbols that stand for those emotions, and Celtic engagement rings are a perfect choice. Representing true love and everlasting friendship, these engagement rings are saturated in history and heritage and are a spectacular way to express two people’s profound feelings for one another.

The detailed and complicated patterns in Celtic engagement rings allow couples to communicate a love that’s as wonderful and unique as the engagement ring itself. A culturally and historically inspired symbol, a Celtic knot engagement ring is a perfect reminder of devotedness and love that you don’t need to be of Irish decent to appreciate. Worn all over the world, the Celtic knot is one of the most well known designs in Celtic jewelry, and is an unrivaled way for couples of all ancestries and origins to show their life long devotion to one another.

Modern Irish engagement rings combine the traditional symbolism of the Celtic knot or the Claddagh design with modern, fresh styles and methods. Diamond Celtic engagement rings can be found in a wide assortment of shapes, styles and sizes, including diamond solitaire, princess cut and three stone rings. Engagement rings featuring the Celtic knot and other Celtic design work can be found in yellow gold, two tones, white gold and platinum. It doesn’t matter what you like best, Celtic engagement rings are a marvelous way for couples to make known a timeless love for one another in a way that is special and distinctive.

Irish engagement rings are an exceptional way to make known an eternal and honest dedication to one another, and an incorporation of the Celtic knot and Claddagh design is a wonderful way to merge both contemporary and conventional symbolism. Going back more than four hundred years, the Claddagh design shows a crown above two hands that hold a heart. Generally when a person wears a Claddagh ring on the left hand with the crown pointing away from the heart it means that whoever is wearing it is engaged. Representing loyalty, love and friendship, a Claddagh Irish engagement ring is a perfect reminder of the reason a couple is together.

Steeped in history and tradition, Irish and Celtic wedding rings are a beautiful way to signify two people’s connection and love toward one another. Regardless of whether it is a Celtic knot or a Claddagh design, Irish wedding and engagement rings will be as extraordinary and unique as the love that two people have for one another. Unifying contemporary methods with historical traditions, these rings will represent a special reminder of the friendship and love that a couple will always share.

Originally posted 2010-08-16 18:48:23.

Im not too keen on the idea of buying jewelry offline without trying it on but Ive never seen this style in a store for sale. Any other ideas on where to go? Or maybe a reputable website that someone has any luck on. Thanks.

Originally posted 2010-09-18 04:39:47.

I love rings, but I am not interested in having a traditional style engagement ring. I do like stones, but only if they are smaller and inside the band (so that it’s more smooth without a stone sticking up).

I also don’t know if I like the idea of two rings together. I never liked the look. I do like the idea of two rings that looks like one (like a wrap), but again, I don’t want the stones.

I debate not wanting an engagement ring. If I don’t want to wear two rings, why buy two rings? Does anyone know of any options that might work? I like the idea behind the Celtic knot rings, how the two pieces come together as one but not sure if I like the look.

She’s not going to wear an engagement ring and a wedding on the same finger, so I want the wedding ring to have a diamond. But what then do I put on the engagement ring? My goldsmith recommends against an emerald (her birthstone) since they can be a real pain.

What are some good alternatives?

When you go to buy an engagement ring, it becomes difficult to choose from variety of different style rings. Most of the couples simply choose a classic solitaire with simple settings because of its popularity, elegant appearance and sparkling. Basically a ring has three parts. First is the band, which is made of silver, gold or platinum.

The second part is setting of the ring, which holds the stone. In few rings the setting is invisible and in some rings the setting is pronged. The third and most important part of a ring is the stone. This is the part which choice is the most difficult and endless job. It depends on the size and shape of the stone which one suits you and also on your budget. It is a fact that bigger stone ring is much expensive as compare to the small stone ring.

There are many different types of engagement ring. They have many characteristics, which make them unique from other rings. These include setting, gemstone, diamond shape, metal choice, diamond cut, size and ring color. There are many couples who keep these each features in mind before deciding the right choice for their engagement ring whereas there are many other couples who only take one or two features in mind which choose their budget and choice as well.

It is a known fact that there is not even a single type, which is suitable for every person. For one woman, an art deco ring can be the best but for another woman, a Celtic ring can be the one she is looking for. Many women prefer cushion cut diamond because of its uniqueness and brilliance cut but there are many other women who opt for three-stone engagement ring. Beside traditional engagement rings, there are few rings which are far beyond traditions like promise ring, necessity for men’s engagement ring, heirloom ring, estate ring or antique ring.

Is your heart doing a somersault? Are butterflies doing a merry jig in your stomach? Are you hearing violin in the air? In short you are in love and ready to propose your girlfriend. But wait a minute friend. Before you go kneel down in front of your lover to profess your love, make sure you have the perfect engagement ring to testify your love. In case you have no idea about engagement rings then this article will help you.

Stone: When you envision an engagement ring you automatically think of a diamond ring. Diamond – the ‘queen of all stones’ is the most apt for an engagement ring. The white fire will lighten up your life and make your bond strong.

Types:

Solitaire- Many people prefer solitaire engagement rings because of its unmatchable grace and elegance. It is the most popular because of its special features like preference of stone, metal, cut, size, color , shape, and setting.

Art deco ring – For people who prefer uniqueness, this is the choice. It was very popular in 1920′s but has lost its popularity recently due to new inventions in jewelry designs. Stones like coral, rubies, emerald, onyx, and lapis are used in deco rings along with diamonds in asscher or baguette cuts.

Celtic ring – These rings havedelicate knot designs. Different types of knots are used to make different types of Celtic rings that have different meanings. Knot designs come in spiral and geometric symbol that carry historical interpretations and are considered to bring lifetime of love and trust.

Shapes and cuts:

Princess cut: A very popular shape of square cut. Such shape makes the diamonds look bigger than it actually actually.

Round cut- The simplest yet classy cut of diamond. It is most commonly used in diamonds or engagement rings. It is round in shape and brings out the dazzle of the diamonds.

Emerald cut- A very sophisticated rectangular cut and is commonly used.

Marquis cut-It is also round but looks more like an oval because of its two ends pointed out.

Pear- This type of cut is more recommended for necklace and earrings. At the top it is round and pointed at the bottom. This type of cut does not look nice on a ring.

Ring Setting:

Prong setting- Quite popular for solitaire. In this diamonds are kept in metal basket and are set firm by four or more prongs. It is more desirable for bigger diamonds.

Bezel setting- In this a metal band is used which entwines the diamond to keep it in place. It provides good durability but is more expensive than prong setting.

Flush setting- In this a type of setting a hole is created pushing the diamond in and the metal surrounds the diamonds but does not fold over the diamond providing a good protection.

So now you are ready to go and ask the hand of your love in the most royal manner and adorn her beautiful fingers with the perfect diamond engagement ring.