14K Two Toned Celtic Recessed Pressure Set Diamond Wedding Ring

This women's wedding ring boasts a uniquely impressionistic design. Six recessed Trinity knots ornament the band, all in decorative service to a sparkling diamond that is pressure set along a line that sweeps around the perimeter. On one side of this flourish, white gold shines; on the other, yellow gold gleams. ShanOre crafts the same ring in a matching version for gentlemen (14IC54YW). All gold is hallmarked in the Dublin Assay Office.


This ring is made to order and will take @ 6 weeks to be made


Tying the Love Knot

It is common in modern-day Ireland for a man to give his beloved a piece of jewelry adorned with the Trinity knot, which communicates his wish to love, honor, and protect her. Many associate the knot with feminine origins. Some believe, for example, that the three corners of the shape signify the three lunar phases of the moon, a heavenly body ruled by a goddess. Others think of the three Fates of Greek mythology, who had the power to ?spin the thread of life? for all mortal beings and determine their destinies.



The Course of Partnership

A marriage is a journey?an expedition that both winds and wanes, all at once changing and keeping steady. The engravings on this band reflect the bride?s belief in the natural movement of her relationship with her husband. The line that divides white and yellow gold is the road of their love that progresses forward, despite the varying tones of their experiences together. The Trinity knots dance around the band in homage to the principles that bind them?love, honor, and protection. The diamond stands for the preciousness of their devotion. A good marriage is a treasure to revere and to proclaim.