Claddagh and Celtic rings in solid 14K and 10K gold, .925 sterling silver and stainless steel. Finger sizes are listed on each product page.
Two hands for friendship, a heart for love, a crown for loyalty. The design comes from the fishing village of Claddagh in Galway and has been made as a ring for more than three centuries.
How it is worn. On the right hand with the point of the heart turned outward means the wearer is unattached; turned inward, their heart is spoken for. Moved to the left hand and turned inward, it is worn as a wedding ring. None of that is a rule, but it is the tradition people ask about.
One unbroken line. A Celtic knot is drawn without a start or a finish, which is why it has long been given to mark something intended to last — a marriage, a friendship, a faith.
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