Celtic Rings

Our Celtic rings are handcrafted in sterling silver and gold at our workshop on the Isle of South Uist, where we have been making jewellery since 1974. Each ring draws on centuries of Pictish and Celtic design — from flowing knotwork to bold geometric patterns — and is finished by hand by our team of craftsmen. Whether you’re looking for an everyday ring, a special gift, or a piece to mark a significant occasion, you’ll find a design that carries the spirit of the Hebrides with it.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Are your Celtic rings made in Scotland?

    Yes — every ring is handcrafted at our workshop on the Isle of South Uist in the Outer Hebrides.

    We have been making Celtic jewellery in Scotland since 1974, and all pieces
    are finished by hand by our team of craftsmen on the island.

    What metals are your Celtic rings available in?

    Our Celtic rings are available in sterling silver, 9ct yellow gold, 9ct white gold, and 9ct red gold. We can handcraft in 18ct gold on request.

    Many of our most popular designs are offered in both silver and gold, so you
    can choose the metal that suits your style and budget.

     

    Can Celtic rings be used as wedding bands?

    Absolutely. Many of our customers choose Celtic rings as wedding bands or
    commitment rings. We have a dedicated Celtic wedding bands collection featuring knotwork and interlace designs that are particularly popular for this purpose. Both silver and gold options are available.

    Do you offer stone-set Celtic rings?

    Yes. We offer a range of stone-set Celtic rings featuring diamonds, sapphires, rubies, garnets, and blue topaz, all set within Celtic-inspired gold settings. These make beautiful engagement rings, anniversary gifts, or special occasion pieces.