Celtic Wedding Bands

Prior to the rise of the Roman Empire and Germanic tribes, much of Europe was predominantly Celtic. The Celts were a unique culture that preserved their history through oral tradition. The Celts impressed other cultures and civilizations with their style of dress and jewelry because they were famous for their bold and intricate patterns.

Part of the mystic that is the Celtic tradition is the use of the knots as symbols. Such symbols found their places in knotted wedding bands, clothing design, in women's hair, and men's armor. These knots represent an eternal interconnection. The Celtic knots were also adapted to Christian monuments, manuscripts and possibly early Christian bands. Between a bride and groom, Celtic wedding bands can represent the interweaving of two lives sharing a lifelong commitment for one another. A Celtic wedding band might represent a permanent inter-relationship between the lasting Celtic history and one's own desire for an enduring successful marriage.

Today, only a handful of nations (Brittany, Cornwall, Ireland, Isle of Man, Scotland, and Wales) remain as the recognized survivors of this once massive culture spreading all across Europe. Luckily, some of their culture has remained intact and we at Perry Olsen are able to bring you the best in men’s Celtic wedding rings. Our Celtic wedding rings come in a number of carefully selected and very fashionable styles. At Perry Olsen, we carry 14K white gold Celtic wedding rings, 14K yellow gold Celtic wedding bands and more often than not, 18K and platinum rings! We also have two tone Celtic wedding rings, tri color Celtic wedding bands in various fancy and contemporary designs. Our wedding band rings are handmade with superior craftsmanship and usually come with extended warranties and a free Beverly Hills style gift box!

If you enjoy our Celtic collection, you may want to venture off to our braided bands collection which is also made of 14K gold, 18K gold, and platinum. And as a reminder, Celtic wedding band rings can be used as a symbol of culture in the context of a wedding or simply as an expression of style. Express the Celtic tradition and add to your collection, a Celtic wedding band.