Celtic Jewelry Made Around Your Idea
You don’t have to find the exact piece you want before contacting us.
Many of our Celtic jewelry designs begin with a customer sending us several different pictures and saying something like, “I like this pattern, but I want the shape of this piece and the stones arranged like this one.”
That’s fine.
We can take those different ideas and turn them into one cohesive design.
Your Celtic jewelry can be simple and understated or covered in detailed knotwork. It can incorporate diamonds or colored gemstones, combine different metals, use black enamel for contrast, or feature a Celtic symbol as the centerpiece of the design.
The goal is not to make you choose the closest design from a catalog. It is to create the piece you actually want.
Celtic Rings And Wedding Bands
Celtic knotwork works especially well in rings because the pattern can flow continuously around the band.
We can create Celtic rings in different widths, profiles, metals, finishes, and levels of detail. A narrow Celtic wedding band might use a relatively simple repeating knot, while a wider ring gives us much more room for complex interwoven patterns.
One Celtic diamond wedding band we created began with three completely different rings. Our customer wanted the shape from one, the Celtic pattern from another, and the diamond arrangement from the third.
We combined all three ideas into a new ring, placing the diamonds within the Celtic pattern.
That is exactly the kind of project custom design makes possible.
We had a woman wanting a custom Celtic Diamond Wedding Ring for her husband-to-be. She gave us pictures of 3 rings, saying, “I want the shape of that ring, the pattern on this ring, and the diamonds set like in that ring, but in the middle of the pattern.” We were kind of hesitant to channel set stones in the middle of a Celtic pattern, but though why not? It turned out great.
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Celtic Weave Wedding Bands
A Celtic weave can run completely around a wedding band or be incorporated into only part of the ring.
We can change the width and proportions of the pattern, add borders, use polished or textured surfaces, incorporate diamonds or gemstones, or use contrasting finishes to make the Celtic design stand out.
We have also created Celtic wedding rings with dark enamel filling the negative spaces between the knotwork. The contrast makes the Celtic pattern much more prominent and gives the ring a completely different appearance.
Want something less traditional? Send us the pattern you have in mind.
Celtic Engagement Rings
Celtic patterns can also be incorporated into solitaire, cathedral, halo, three-stone, and other engagement ring styles.
Triquetras and Celtic knots can become part of the shoulders, run down the shank, surround the center stone, or be worked into the gallery and profile of the ring.
Diamonds or gemstones can also be set directly into portions of the Celtic pattern.
If an engagement ring is what you are looking for, see our Celtic Engagement Rings page for additional designs and ideas.
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Celtic Pendants And Necklaces
Pendants give us considerably more freedom with Celtic designs because we are not restricted by the dimensions of a ring.
We can create:
- Celtic knot pendants
- Trinity knot necklaces
- Celtic crosses
- Shamrock designs
- Celtic initials and monograms
- Diamond Celtic pendants
- Gemstone Celtic necklaces
- Two-tone Celtic designs
- Completely original symbolic pendants
One Celtic necklace we created combined a shamrock with a Triquetra. We used contrasting surface finishes on the different portions of the design to give the pendant more depth and separation.
We can make the same concept very differently depending on what you want. Add diamonds, change the proportions, use yellow or rose gold, create it in two metals, or start with an entirely different Celtic pattern.
Celtic Crosses
If you are looking for a Celtic cross but can’t find exactly what you want, we can create one around your specifications.
One of our Celtic cross pendants began with two different crosses our customer found online. She liked certain features of each but didn’t want either design exactly as shown.
We combined the elements she liked into a new cross.
You can do the same thing.
Send us a Celtic cross you like and tell us what you would change. Or send several crosses and tell us which elements you want taken from each.
We can also incorporate diamonds, gemstones, engraving, different surface finishes, and two-tone metal into the design.Celtic Earrings
Celtic earrings can range from small, simple knot designs to larger diamond or gemstone earrings.
Triquetras work especially well for earrings because the design is recognizable even at relatively small sizes.
For one pair of Celtic diamond earrings, we accented only one portion of each Triquetra with diamonds. The same design could easily be changed by adding stones to the entire symbol, removing the stones completely, changing the size, or using colored gemstones.
Because the earrings are designed specifically for you, the existing design is only a starting point.
Celtic Knots, Triquetras And Other Design Elements
Some customers come to us knowing that they want Celtic jewelry but aren’t sure exactly which pattern they want.
Others have a very specific knot, symbol, illustration, tattoo, family design, or other reference they want incorporated into the piece.
Either works.
Common elements in Celtic jewelry include:
- Celtic knots and interlace
- Triquetras and Trinity knots
- Celtic crosses
- Spirals and scrollwork
- Shamrocks
- Braided and woven patterns
- Geometric borders
- Animal-inspired Celtic designs
- Claddagh-inspired elements
You don’t have to know the historical name of a pattern before contacting us. If you have an image of what you like, send it.
We can determine how the design can be adapted to jewelry.
This Celtic Necklace was a combo of a shamrock and the triquetra. We gave the outer part a stone finish to give the two pieces some contrast.
Diamond And Gemstone Celtic Jewelry
Celtic jewelry doesn’t have to be plain metal.
Diamonds and gemstones can be incorporated directly into Celtic knotwork, used as the focal point of a pendant, placed along the edges of a wedding band, or used to accent individual parts of a Triquetra or other symbol.
Depending on the design, we can consider:
- Natural diamonds
- Lab-grown diamonds
- Moissanite
- Sapphires
- Rubies
- Emeralds
- Birthstones
- Other colored gemstones
Already own the stones you want to use? Let us know.
We may be able to design your Celtic jewelry around diamonds or gemstones from an existing or heirloom piece.Celtic Jewelry In Gold, Platinum And Silver
The metal can change the appearance of Celtic jewelry almost as much as the pattern itself.
Depending on the design, we can create Celtic jewelry in yellow gold, white gold, rose gold, platinum, silver, or combinations of different metals.
Two-tone designs can be particularly effective with Celtic knotwork because contrasting metals can visually separate different portions of an interwoven pattern.
Surface finishes can create even more contrast.
A Celtic design might combine polished metal with satin, textured, stone-finished, antiqued, or enamel-filled areas depending on the look you want.Have A Celtic Jewelry Design We Haven’t Made Before?
Send it to us.
A photograph, screenshot, drawing, tattoo, Celtic pattern, old piece of jewelry, or even several completely different images can be enough to get started.
We can discuss what you like about the design, what you want changed, what metal and stones you prefer, and approximately what you want to spend.
From there, we can develop the design and create detailed CAD renderings so you can see your Celtic jewelry before it is made.
Changes can be made to the design before production.How Much Does Celtic Jewelry Cost?
The price of Celtic jewelry depends heavily on the piece being made.
A simple Celtic pendant or ring is obviously very different from an elaborate diamond Celtic necklace or heavily detailed platinum wedding band.
The main factors affecting price include:
- Type of jewelry
- Metal
- Size and weight
- Complexity of the Celtic design
- Diamonds or gemstones
- Number and size of stones
- Finishing and enamel work
- Overall complexity of production
If you have a budget in mind, tell us when you request a quote.
We can often adjust dimensions, metals, stone choices, or other design elements to find the best way to create the look you want within that budget.Start Designing Your Celtic Jewelry
You don’t need a finished design.
You just need an idea.
Send us a Celtic ring, necklace, pendant, cross, pair of earrings, symbol, or pattern you like and tell us what you want to do differently.
We’ll help turn it into a piece of Celtic jewelry created specifically for you.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Celtic Jewelry
Can You Make Celtic Jewelry From A Picture?
Yes. Send us the picture and tell us what you like and what you would change. We can use it as inspiration for your design.
Can You Combine Several Celtic Jewelry Designs?
Yes. This is something we do frequently. If you like the shape of one piece, the Celtic pattern from another, and the stone arrangement from a third, send us all three.
What Types Of Celtic Jewelry Can You Make?
We can create Celtic rings, wedding bands, engagement rings, pendants, necklaces, earrings, crosses, and many other jewelry designs.
Can Celtic Jewelry Have Diamonds Or Gemstones?
Yes. Diamonds and gemstones can be incorporated into Celtic knots, used as center stones, or added as accents throughout the design.
Can You Make A Celtic Design That Isn’t Shown On Your Website?
Yes. The Celtic jewelry shown on our website represents examples of what we have created, not the limits of what we can make.
Can I Use A Celtic Pattern I Already Have?
Usually. Send us the pattern and we can determine how it can be adapted to the dimensions and construction requirements of jewelry.
Can You Use Stones From My Existing Jewelry?
In many cases, yes. If you have diamonds or gemstones you would like to reuse, tell us what you have and we can discuss whether they can be incorporated into the new design.
