Celtic wedding rings are very popular because of their symbolic meaning and have a universal aesthetic appeal. Celtic wedding jewelry is made of gold, sterling silver, platinum and titanium. Celtic wedding rings depict ancient celtic knot work motifs. Wedding rings with celtic patterns have interwoven lines which have a special pertinence to wedding rings. Every unique knot work done in the Celtic wedding rings portray a meaning, and the catalog of celtic knot work includes celtic link, celtic hearts, celtic arches, heart strings, labyrinth, love knot, infinity, lattice, celtic diamond, and cheek to cheek.

Celtic wedding rings have two intertwined ribbons signifying two intertwined lives. The terminal figure for the ribbons is the heron, meaning creator. Celtic arches, a model of celtic wedding rings, represent heaven and earth and mean to derive energy from both. They are made to look like the waves having crescents and troughs. Celtic hearts wedding rings have an image of interwoven hearts. The design interlinks two hearts as one. It has a sweeping arc above the hearts to symbolize ocean, the way a love filled heart would feel. Heart strings, a celtic design of wedding rings, project distinct hearts that are connected within a single circle. Lattice design merges diamond symbol and infinity symbol to represent two independent lives weaving infinite spirit together.

While designing a Celtic ring, the artisans who are adept in their profession make nice adjustments to suit the size. The price of the Celtic rings varies according to the size and metal used. Though the metal of construction may vary, Celtic wedding rings have a basic common feature or design. The original form of Celtic Wedding Ring is about 7 mm wide, with a delicate but highly defined pattern. Celtic wedding rings are available as exclusively designed rings made for weddings. Their price range makes them affordable to one and all. Celtic wedding rings made of silver can be purchased for about $160 and one made of gold can go around $1,049.