Collection: Celtic Knot Jewelry

With a reputation for being fierce warriors and skilled horsemen, the Celts took great pride in their inventions, creations, and metalworks. 

What is a Celtic knot?

There are tales related to the Celtic knot that go as far back as 500 B. C. Some samples can be found on Roman floor mosaics as well as in early Christian artwork. Throughout history, the Celtic knot has undergone assimilation and adaptation to different cultures.

It is believed that in its origin, the Celtic Knot was developed for both religious and secular motives, with many Celtic knots adorning manuscripts. Its purpose is to reflect the Celt’s belief in the interconnectedness of life and its continuity.

What do the knots symbolize?

Traditional Celtic knots are made up of different elements, each with its own unique symbolism and meaning:

• The Celtic Knot Interlace – It connects life with humanity’s place in the universe.
• The Celtic Knot´s Spirals – They represent an individual’s possibility to balance their inner and outer self.
• The Knot’s Patterns – They include three-chord and four-chord plaits that represent the stages of life.
• The Step Patterns – They represent the connection between heaven and earth.

Are there different types of Celtic Knot designs?

Celtic knot designs have been a source of pride and cultural identification for people with Scottish, Irish, and Welsh heritage, and many of its most popular designs have received specific meanings.

• The Trinity Knot – Its three points are said to represent the Holy Trinity.
• The Celtic Spiral Knot – As one of the very oldest Celtic designs, this three-sided knot represents earth, fire, and water.
• The Love Knot – Its interlaced knots represent the love that exists between two people.
• The Sailor’s Knot – Its two intertwined knots might have been created by sailors during their long voyages as a way to keep their loved ones close to their hearts.
• The Celtic Cross – With both pagan and Christian meanings, it can represent all divine energies or the cross of the crucifixion of Christ.
• The Shield Knot – It has been interpreted as an ancient symbol of protection either in the battlefields or near ill people to ward off evil spirits.

What are the different types of Celtic knot jewelry?

At Celtic Crystal Design Jewelry, we are proud of all of our unique Celtic knotwork jewelry pieces. Each and every one of our handmade creations is inspired by true Celtic designs. Whether you are looking for a handcrafted Celtic knot necklace, an authentic Celtic knot ring, a pair of Celtic knotwork earrings, or a unique Celtic knot bracelet, our extensive catalog has the beautiful piece you are looking for.

Whether you are looking to give a gift of love, loyalty, or friendship, our collection offers you excellent jewelry to gift yourself or your loved ones. With such extensive lines, you are certain to find the absolutely perfect piece.