Unique Celtic Wedding Rings

New New New Customize Your Wedding Rings!

New @ Unique Celtic Wedding Rings are customized titanium, cobalt chrome, black zirconium and even tungsten. Have your own design - something you have been thinking about. Send us your ideas for a quote!

Ring Types:

Titanium - Carved Grey in Color

Cobalt Chrome - Carved This is the whitest and looks most like white gold.

Black Zirconium - Carved Black and Silverish

Tungsten - Engraved only

Styles: Domed, Flat, Square, Concave

Edges: Natural, Rounded, Step Edge, Beveled, Grooved

Widths: 4 mm to 12 in flat, domed and concave, 6 to 10 mm in square

Inlay: Gold, Silver or Platinum

Finishes:

Polished - shiny

Satin - is matte

Beadblast - is light greyish with textured background

Sandblast - is dark greyish with textured background

Stone Finish - rough textured background

Hammered - classic hammered finish

Antiquing - enamel black (Other colors available upon request)

Visit the design page.

Wood Quay Collection Made in Ireland by Boru

New @ Basil-Ltd.com

Three stunning designs - Wood Quay, Wood Quay with 18K Bead

and the very enchanting Wood Quay with Green Glass Stone

The Inspiration:

Over a thousand years ago, the Vikings pillaged and raided Irish Churches and Monasteries for their gold and silver.

Accomplished craftsmen working in Temple Bar area of Dublin fashioned these precious metals into stunning rings, armlets and brooches, the most common brooch was a cloak fastener and is known as a Ring Pin.

Brian Boru drove the Vikings out of Ireland one thousand years ago though much of the Viking heritage remained. Many artifacts have been discovered during excavations at Wood Quay in Dublin.

These exquisite pieces of fine jewelry inspired Boru Jewelry to create the Wood Quay.

Cobalt Chrome Wedding Rings ... Celtic Styles

Cobalt Chrome:

Cobalt Chrome wedding bands are relatively new to the jewelry industry and are unlike any metal used before. Cobalt Chrome features many unique characteristics that set it apart from the rest. The most obvious being a brilliant near white luster. Cobalt Chrome is much whiter than titanium wedding bands and are as white, if not whiter than platinum. These wedding bands have a natural and long-lasting luster that will never fade or discolor over time. With Cobalt Chrome wedding bands, comfort is not sacrificed for style. Similar to the weight and feel of a gold wedding band, Cobalt Chrome wedding bands are very comfortable to wear.

Cobalt Chrome wedding bands are extremely durable and resilient. Because of the hardness and strength of this metal, it is proven to be more scratch resistant than other metals used in the jewelry industry. Along with the immaculate shine and durability, Cobalt Chrome is a great alternative metal because these bands are one of the only alternative metals that can be resized.

Find Cobalt Chrome Wedding Rings @ Unique Celtic Wedding Rings

Introducing Black Zirconium Wedding Rings

NEW @ Unique Celtic Wedding Rings: Black Zirconium Wedding Rings in Traditional Celtic styles! These rings are highly customizable so bring on your own designs! These stunning rings are made in the USA or the UK. Many more great styles to be added soon!

Check out Celtic Black Zirconium Wedding Rings at Unique Celtic Wedding Rings! Priced from $335.00

A Bit About Black Zirconium:

Black Zirconium is an attractive and strong alternative to traditional wedding bands. Black Zirconium is a tough, corrosion free metal and will not wear or fade. The metal Zirconium is a grayish white shiny metal which resembles Titanium in looks, still heavier and resembling more precious metals in its weight and feel. When heat is applied a black oxidized ceramic-like coating forms and is scratch resistant and durable. Black Zirconium rings are black all the way through. In the rate instance the ring does scratch or chip, more black material will show underneath. Zirconium is a great choice for people with base metal allergies.

Celtic Dogs

The Celts believed that dogs are healers of the soul and body. They symbolize loyalty, best friend and the strong bond of companionship felt between human and animal. Celtic dogs are also considered a symbol of luck. With the Gaul, the aspects of healing, hunting and death were brought into Celtic beliefs. Healing is one of the aspects, because man has long been amazed from times of old at the ability dogs have to heal themselves with their saliva.

Picture shown is of Celtic Dog Wedding Ring in Black Zirconium

NEW! Celtic Titanium Wedding Rings!

Titanium wedding rings are now available at Unique Celtic Wedding Rings. Great Celtic styles! These rings are made in the USA or England. Many great styles to be added soon and custom designs are available!

Check out Celtic Titanium Wedding Rings at Unique Celtic Wedding Rings!

Titanium Rings:

The natural color of titanium is gray and resembles stainless steel. Titanium is recognized for its high strength-to-weight ratio. Without sacrificing strength and durability, titanium is 45% lighter than gold. Stronger than steel, titanium can take a beating against every day wear and tear.

Titanium is mostly marketed as being scratch-resistant, however with normal wear small scratches and scuffs do appear. Although titanium is very hard and durable, some abrasive materials such as rocks or sand can scratch the surface. However, these scratches are not permanent. The good news is that any local jeweler in your area can polish off those scratches easily. With a little polishing, titanium shines like new again.

Unlike many popular metals, titanium is an inert metal and is not chemically active. This prevents titanium from oxidizing or tarnishing over time. Because of its inertness, titanium is completely hypoallergenic and is a perfect choice for people with metal allergies.

Titanium rings are constructed from solid bars of titanium, which results in a perfectly round, seamless ring. Due to the hardness and strength of titanium, it is more difficult to cut and shape than other popular metals. Because of the unique nature, it is almost impossible to re-size a titanium ring.

The Celtic Spiral

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The single spiral is the oldest and most recorded of the Celtic symbols. The spiral symbolized the growth expansion and cosmic energy depending on the culture in which it was used. To the Celts, the spiral was used to represent the sun. A tightly wound, clockwise spiral represented the shrinking winter sun. The counter spiral represented the large summer sun. The double spiral is used to represent the equinoxes, when the day and night are of equal length. Originating as a symbol of the triple goddess in pre-christian times, the triple centered spirals were also found in illuminating manuscripts. This design can also represent the waxing, waning and full moon. Archaeologists can date these symbols found on rocks and scratched rudimentary tombs to be thousands of years old. The spirals found on ancient tombs have been drawn in one continuous line. Spirals, whether in single form or multiple spirals together, represent rebirth or life cycles. (From The Celtic Symbol Handbook)