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Gold Celtic Wedding Rings and Bands For Men

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Celtic Wedding Bands in Gold For Men

Wedding rings with a Celtic design have become one of the most popular choices for couples today.

Quality gold Celtic wedding rings for men can often be difficult to find for a reasonable price, but the selection here is suitable for any sized budget.

Whether your preference is for a Celtic wedding band in yellow gold, white gold or two-tone gold, you will find that they are all represented here, along with some striking examples in platinum.

For a man, finding just the right wedding ring can be a tricky business, but this gold selection will make that important decision so much easier.


Designer Two-Tone Gold Celtic Wedding Band

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Yellow Gold Celtic Wedding Band

An Exquisite Celtic Wedding Ring

Designer Yellow Gold Celtic Comfort Fit Wedding Band

Designer Yellow Gold Celtic Comfort Fit Wedding Band


Enjoy the striking design of this beautifully detailed Celtic Wedding Band. Measuring 7mm wide, this comfort fit ring is the perfect blend of style and tradition.

Available in your choice of 14 karat or 18 karat yellow gold, this is the ultimate in craftmanship and quality.

NOTE: This is a designer wedding band and is custom made to order.

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Yellow Gold Celtic Wedding Rings For Men

This is just a small sample of the currently available yellow gold Celtic wedding bands for men.
Many more can be found in classic, traditional designs, such as the infinity knot, the Dara knot, religious and Claddagh examples. Each one to fit your budget.

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Celtic Cross Gold Rings

Yellow Gold Religious Celtic Cross Ring

Men's 14 Karat Yellow Gold Religious Celtic Cross Ring

Men's 14 Karat Yellow Gold Religious Celtic Cross Ring


Celtic Jewelry has long been treasured because of its uniqueness, beauty and symbolism.

Ornate and enchanting, Celtic jewelry is still highly coveted. Rings, bracelets, pendants, and brooches were so sought after for their beauty and style that, in days gone by, its trade around the Mediterranean became very successful.

These days, when one thinks of Celtic jewelry, the Celtic cross usually comes to mind first. This symbol has long represented the passage between heaven and earth. In some circles, it is thought that the four arms may also symbolize the four elements of fire, earth, air and water.

Infinite love is represented by the ring in the center of the cross; more explicitly, the eternal love of God.

This timeless piece of Celtic jewelry represents the high aspirations of the Celts. The same symbolic aspirations of a long and loving marriage.

Two Tone Gold Celtic Wedding Rings For Men

Revel in the exquisite styles of these beautifully detailed two tone gold wedding bands. They are the perfect blend of flair and tradition and available in a choice of 14 karat or 18 karat gold. They can be also be obtained in your choice of white or yellow gold. These are the culmination of artistry and distinction.

Please note that the four designer wedding rings below are custom made to order.

Designer Two-Tone Gold Celtic Wedding Band

Designer Two-Tone Gold Celtic Comfort Fit Wedding Band


Designer Celtic Two-Tone Gold Comfort Fit Wedding Band

Celtic 8mm Yellow Gold & Titanium Wedding Band

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Celtic Wedding Bands in Gold & Titanium

9.5mm Celtic Titanium & Yellow Gold Wedding Band

8mm Titanium & Yellow Gold Celtic Wedding Band

White Gold Celtic Wedding Rings For Men

If you prefer your wedding band to made of white gold, here are just five examples of these stylish and quality wedding rings. Whether you are looking for spirals, infinity knots, Dara knots or more, they can all be found in an extensive range of white gold wedding rings.

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The Claddagh Ring: A Symbol of Betrothal

Men's Yellow Gold Celtic Claddagh Ring

Men's 14k Yellow Gold Celtic Claddagh Ring


Another timeless piece of Celtic jewelry is the Claddagh ring.

The creator of this style of ring was Richard Joyce who learned his jewelry making skills as a slave to a Moorish goldsmith.

Eventually securing his liberty, he returned to Ireland and took up residence in the village of Claddagh, close to Galway city. He continued as a goldsmith, producing Celtic jewelry and in particular, the Claddagh. It was created as a symbol for the love of his homeland and has now come to signify a pledge to marriage, love and affection.

This symbolism has made the Claddagh a popular and pertinent choice for a wedding band, with its crown signifying loyalty, its heart symbolizing love and its hands, friendship.

Platinum Celtic Wedding Rings For Men

While neither yellow gold or two-tone gold, it would be remiss to forget about the quality of platinum. As one of Earth's rarest elements, it is well-known for its resistance to wear and tarnish. All of the Celtic jewelry wedding band designs are also offered in platinum, making its symbolism even more appealing to those about to enter the union of marriage.

Here are some exquisite samples of what can be discovered among a large spectrum of platinum Celtic design wedding rings for men.

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  • 24websurf Mar 12, 2012 @ 12:46 am | delete
    Me too, Sylvestermouse ;)
  • Sylvestermouse Mar 11, 2012 @ 8:25 pm | delete
    These are really beautiful wedding rings. I know a couple who would love these :)
  • nanycrafts Mar 10, 2012 @ 7:27 pm | delete
    Great information in your lens! Thanks for all jewelry resources you gave us
  • ISparkle Feb 7, 2012 @ 12:18 pm | delete
    Great lens and info for mens wedding bands.
  • myamya Feb 2, 2012 @ 3:21 am | delete
    Very interesting lens! thank you for posting!
  • myamya Feb 2, 2012 @ 3:20 am | delete
    Very interesting lens! thank you for posting!
  • Close2Art Jan 28, 2012 @ 2:18 pm | delete
    great selection, Blessed, thanks for putting these together
  • Brite-Ideas Jan 25, 2012 @ 10:35 pm | delete
    I absolutely love these rings, they are just stunning! nice job on this lens
  • TheLittleCardShop Jan 25, 2012 @ 5:46 pm | delete
    Woww these Celtic Wedding ring bands are so pretty. They are original and elegant. If I were to buy some would certainly buy these desings. I like the two gold tone :)
  • AddaptAbilities Jan 25, 2012 @ 1:53 pm | delete
    My husband and I had Celtic wedding rings that were yellow gold overlaid on rose gold. They were very pretty -- then we *both* lost them within the space of a month! We lived in an apartment complex at the time, and the only thing we can figure is that someone who came in to do maintenance swiped them. However, we are looking to replace them for our fifteenth anniversary.
  • prosperity66 Jan 25, 2012 @ 10:09 am | delete
    No way to get confused, those rings are definitely for men and absolutely beautiful crafted. I love Celtic jewelry, actually.
  • poddys Jan 25, 2012 @ 1:51 am | delete
    Excellent choices, and great information on all the items too. Blessed.
  • pkmcr Jan 25, 2012 @ 1:25 am | delete
    Some beautiful rings and especially the Claddagh Ring
  • mbrownauthor Jan 24, 2012 @ 7:43 pm | delete
    Gorgeous Celtic gold wedding rings, Richard!
  • CalendarShop Jan 24, 2012 @ 7:01 pm | delete
    beautiful Celtic rings and a beautiful lens Richard
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