TDN Stores offers a large selection of Celtic Wedding Rings available in White Gold, Platinum, Palladium, Two Tone, Rose and Yellow Gold

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Our collection of Irish and Celtic wedding bands feature gorgeous traditional designs which include; Trinity Knots, Celtic Knots, Floral Designs, Celtic Hearts, Circular Knots, Triquetra, Celtic Waves and the famous Claddagh. We also offer all of the Traditional Irish and Celtic wedding bands in white gold, yellow and rose gold, platinum and palladium. Customers who want traditional Irish and Celtic rings in luxurious platinum should look no further. Our Irish and platinum Celtic bands collection are unparalleled in terms of beauty and quality.

TDN Stores traditional Celtic bands are also available in palladium. Customers who wish to satisfy their budget will love our palladium Celtic bands. Palladium offers all of the luxurious looks of platinum, without costing as much. Palladium is hypoallergenic and resistant to corrosion, which is perfect for those with sensitive skin. Customers can expect quality craftsmanship from our online store. Our Celtic bands all have a beautiful shiny finish, and are designed to be comfort fit. Customer service representatives will assist customers, by answering any questions they may have. Customer service is our number one priority. Love, Loyalty and Friendship - The Claddagh ring is a traditional Irish ring given which represents love, loyalty and friendship. The hands represent friendship, the heart represents love, and the crown represents loyalty. Claddagh rings are relatively popular among the Irish and those of Irish heritage, such as Irish Americans, as cultural symbols and as friendship, engagement and wedding rings. Trinity Knot - Like all Celtic knots, the trinity knot is constructed of one continuous line interweaving around itself symbolizing no beginning or end, an eternal spiritual life. The Celts have always favored the idea that everything important in the world came in threes; three stages of life, three elements, three domains; earth, sea, and sky, past, present, and future. Thus the trinity knot is used to represent the three promises of a relationship, which is to love, to honor, and to protect.

In addition to the rich Celtic lore, the trinity knot is a beautiful addition to your wedding band. It is the perfect mix of meaningfulness meets beauty. Celtic Knots - are considered a representation of endless love. The knot continues on, without a beginning or an end, just as your love will. Due to its infinite path, the Celtic knot can represent an uninterrupted life cycle. Knots are perhaps the most recognizable artwork in Celtic history. The knot is incorporated in many of our wedding rings, making them gorgeous yet simple in style. Essential for one who wishes not to stand out, but requires a band with profound meaning. Faith Rings - We have a wide assortment of faith rings. Many of these rings consist of some of the traditional Celtic symbols and inscriptions made in medieval Irish text. These rings are perfect as a wedding band for both men and women. They are used to express the undying commitment to one another. Faith rings are not solely for wedding ceremonies either. They are a sign of faith in your love and relationship and are sometimes given as commitment rings.

The Claddagh is an example of a popular faith ring. Anam Cara - Is your betrothed truly your soul mate? If so this Celtic symbol is for you. Although the literal meaning of this phrase translates to ‘friend of my soul’ it is meaningful and has for ages been used to mean soul mate. What a lovely thought to present your spouse as you exchange your wedding vows. A quick glance at your finger will be a constant reminder of the feelings shared and vows promised on your wedding day. Triple Spiral - The Celtic triple spiral, found at the ancient Newgrange passage tomb, on the entrance stone. It is a very well known ancient symbol, found in a variety of styles in both ancient and modern Celtic art. Although there is a lot of speculation as to the exact meaning of this Celtic glyph, it is believed to be more than 5,000 years, and like everything Celtic, its meaning is rooted in the symbolism of three. The triple spirals intriguing yet beautiful style makes it endearing to many for it makes for quite the unique ring.