Silver Knotwork Claddagh Ring

The delicate Celtic knots surrounding the heart and crown tell of entwined destinies and happily-ever-afters. Who could resist such an eloquent expression of love?

Love, Loyalty, and Friendship... With a Twist

Traditionally, the Claddagh has three essential elements- the heart stands for love, the crown for fidelity, and the hands (when present) for friendship. In this not-quite-traditional design, Celtic knots replace the hands, making this ring a quintessentially Irish token of affection, and a link to Ireland's past and the proud legacy of the Celts.

Wearing Your Claddagh Ring

Part of the charm of wearing a Claddagh ring lies in the subtle clues it conveys about one's relationship status. Traditionally, if the ring is worn on the right hand with the heart facing outward, it signals that the wearer's heart is open to love. When turned inward on the right hand, it suggests the wearer is in a relationship. The ring moves to the left hand to signify engagement, worn with the heart pointing outward. Once married, the ring is worn on the left hand with the heart facing inward, symbolizing that the wearer's heart is forever taken.

The silent language of the Celtic Claddagh ring adds an intriguing and romantic dimension to this beloved piece of jewelry, but it's worth noting that not everyone strictly adheres to these conventions, and you should feel free to wear the ring in a way that best suits your personal style or preference.

This is a ring that will bring a smile to your heart every time you wear it.