Celtic Engagement Rings
A Celtic engagement ring should be more than a standard ring with a knot added to the side. At Valeria Custom Jewelry, we create custom Celtic engagement rings around the design, stone, symbolism, and style you want.
Start with one of the Celtic rings we have already created, send us a photo of a design you like, combine elements from several rings, or describe what you have in mind. We can change the Celtic pattern, center stone, metal, setting, width, accent stones, engraving, proportions, and almost every other detail.
Whether you want a subtle Triquetra beside the center stone or elaborate Celtic knotwork covering the entire ring, we can design it specifically for you.
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Celtic Engagement Rings Made Your Way
One of the advantages of having a Celtic engagement ring custom designed is that you are not limited to the handful of styles typically available in jewelry stores.
Your ring can be:
- Simple or highly detailed
- Traditional or modern
- Solitaire, halo, cathedral, or three-stone
- Made with Celtic knots, Triquetras, scrollwork, or other Celtic-inspired patterns
- Created around a diamond, moissanite, sapphire, morganite, or another suitable gemstone
- Designed around a stone you already own
- Made in yellow gold, white gold, rose gold, platinum, or other available metals
- Created in two metals for additional contrast
If you like one of our rings but want to change half of it, that is perfectly fine. The designs shown on this page are starting points, not a catalog of your only choices.
Triquetra Engagement Rings
The Triquetra, or Trinity knot, works especially well in engagement ring design because its interlocking shape can be incorporated directly into the shoulders of the ring.
It can be used as a small accent beside the center stone or become a major structural part of the design.
One of our Triquetra solitaire designs places the center stone between two Celtic symbols that cross and flow directly into the band. The original ring was designed around a round center stone, but the proportions can be redesigned for an oval, cushion, pear, princess, or other suitable stone
Celtic Cathedral Engagement Rings
Cathedral settings give us much more room to work with Celtic patterns.
The shoulders can feature Celtic knots, scrollwork, milgrain, gemstones, or a combination of details. The sides of the cathedral can also be pierced or sculpted so the Celtic design continues through the profile of the ring rather than appearing only from the top.
Some customers want an elaborate design with very little undecorated metal. Others want a traditional cathedral ring with just one Celtic element incorporated into the shoulders.
We can create either.
Celtic Solitaire Engagement Rings
A Celtic ring does not have to be elaborate.
For a more understated design, we can create a solitaire with a Celtic knot or Triquetra on either side of the center stone. This keeps the focus on the diamond or gemstone while still giving the ring unmistakable Celtic character.
Round, oval, cushion, pear, emerald-cut, princess, and other center stones can all be considered. Because the ring is being designed specifically for your stone, we can adjust the Celtic elements and proportions around its exact size and shape.
Celtic Halo Engagement Rings
Celtic details can also be incorporated into a halo engagement ring.
One of our custom designs combines a round center stone surrounded by a diamond halo with stone-set Triquetras on the shoulders. Milgrain adds additional detail around the Celtic elements.
That is only one possibility.
We can change the halo shape, use a different center stone, remove the accent stones from the knots, make the Celtic pattern larger or smaller, or create a completely different shoulder design.
Celtic Knot Engagement Rings
Interwoven Celtic knot patterns are particularly well suited to custom jewelry because they can be changed to fit the shape of the ring rather than forcing the ring to fit an existing pattern.
Knotwork can run completely around the band or appear only near the center stone. It can be deep and sculptural, fine and delicate, polished, textured, milgrained, or accented with gemstones.
Have a particular Celtic pattern you want to use? Send it to us.
We can determine whether it will work as shown or adapt it into a pattern that works with the dimensions and structure of an engagement ring.
Turn Heirloom Jewelry Into A New Celtic Ring
Old jewelry does not necessarily have to stay in a jewelry box.
We have created Celtic rings using diamonds, gemstones, and precious metal from jewelry our customers already owned. One of the two-tone Celtic rings shown on this page was created using stones and gold that had been given to our customer by her mother.
If you have an heirloom diamond, gemstone, or existing piece of jewelry you would like to incorporate into a new engagement ring, tell us what you have.
We can determine what can be reused and design the new Celtic ring around it.
Choose Your Center Stone
Your Celtic engagement ring can be designed around virtually any suitable center stone.
Popular choices include:
- Natural diamonds
- Lab-grown diamonds
- Moissanite
- Sapphires
- Rubies
- Morganite
- Other colored gemstones
- Heirloom or previously owned stones
Already have your center stone? Send us its dimensions and we can design around it.
our Celtic Ring Can Be As Subtle Or Elaborate As You Want
This is where custom design becomes especially useful. Maybe you like Celtic knotwork but don’t want the ring to look overly ornate. We can use a single knot on each shoulder.
Maybe subtle isn’t what you want at all. We can incorporate Celtic patterns into the shoulders, cathedral, gallery, shank, and even the area beneath the center stone.
You can also combine Celtic design with other styles, including:
Vintage detailing
Milgrain
Scrollwork
Halo settings
Split shanks
Two-tone metals
Colored gemstones
Diamond accents
Engraving
See Your Celtic Engagement Ring Before We Make It
You don’t have to imagine what the finished ring will look like from a sketch.
We create detailed CAD renderings of your design before the ring is produced. You can see the ring from multiple angles and review the Celtic patterns, proportions, stone placement, setting, and other details.
Want something changed? We adjust the design before production.
Only after the design is approved do we move forward with making the ring.
How Much Does A Custom Celtic Engagement Ring Cost?
The price of a custom Celtic engagement ring depends on the design.
The biggest factors include the metal, ring dimensions, amount of detail, center stone, accent stones, and complexity of the Celtic patterns.
Custom does not automatically mean dramatically more expensive than buying a finished engagement ring. If you have a target budget, tell us when you contact us. We can discuss different stones, metals, dimensions, and design options that may help keep the ring within that range.
The easiest way to get an accurate estimate is to send us the ring you like or describe what you want.
Don’t See The Celtic Engagement Ring You Want?
That’s the point of custom jewelry.
You don’t need to find the exact ring on our website before contacting us.
Send us:
A photo or screenshot
A rough sketch
A Celtic symbol or pattern you want incorporated
Several different rings containing elements you like
A picture of your center stone
Or simply a description of the ring you have in mind
We can use those ideas to create something specifically for you.
START YOUR CUSTOM CELTIC ENGAGEMENT RING
Frequently Asked Questions
Can You Change One Of The Celtic Engagement Rings Shown Here?
Yes. Every ring shown on this page can be modified. We can change the center stone, Celtic pattern, metal, dimensions, accent stones, setting style, engraving, and other design details.
Can You Design A Celtic Engagement Ring From A Picture?
Yes. Send us the picture and tell us what you like about the design. We can use it as inspiration and create a custom version around your preferences.
Can I Use My Own Diamond Or Gemstone?
Yes. We can design the ring around a diamond or gemstone you already own, including stones removed from heirloom or existing jewelry.
Do I Have To Use A Diamond?
No. Celtic engagement rings can be designed around natural or lab-grown diamonds, moissanite, sapphires, morganite, and many other suitable gemstones.
Can You Make A Matching Celtic Wedding Band?
Yes. We can design a matching or coordinating wedding band at the same time as the engagement ring. This is especially useful when the engagement ring requires a curved or contoured band.
Can You Create A Celtic Pattern That Isn’t Shown On This Page?
Absolutely. Send us the pattern or symbol you want to incorporate. We can determine the best way to adapt it to the dimensions and structure of the ring.
Do I Get To Approve The Design Before It Is Made?
Yes. You will receive detailed CAD renderings so you can review the design before production. Changes can be made before you approve the final design.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
We are horrible photographers and ring can be very difficult to capture. When the ring has had something done to it that isn’t shown in the CAD rendering, like engraving, we will usually include a finished image. If there is a ring you would like to see a finished image of, contact us and will see if we have one.
Depending on the piece, we pack all of our pieces in jewelry boxes made of solid wood, velvet, or genuine leather. An outer “gift” box is included to protect the jewelry box as well.
We currently ship to 50+ countries worldwide. There are a handful of countries we don’t ship to, either due to restrictions from our shipping providers or customs regulations. To see if your country qualifies, start a consultation and ask us! We ship all of our jewelry with signature confirmation and insurance.
Note that all pricing is displayed in US dollars, and additional shipping charges may apply.
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