Gaelic Celtic Knot Cross - Sterling Silver - Filigree Greek Cross wedding rings

Gaelic Celtic Knot Cross - Sterling Silver - Filigree Greek Cross wedding ringsCultural Note The Dara Celtic Knot is a celebrated symbol of Irish heritage, featuring a complex, entwined pattern. Its name originates from 'Doire', the Irish term for "oak tree", highlighting its inspiration from the oak's robust root network. Emblematic of the intricate roots of an age old oak, this symbol reflects the Celtic tradition of creating knots with seamless lines that loop endlessly, without a start or finish. Also Shown (sold separately)

these earrings are perfect for every day wear or to add a little charm to more formal attire

Handcrafted in solid 14k Gold by Al'Oro artisans in Greece

This beautifully detailed large Hand of Fatima Stone Pendant is a charming symbol of divine feminine energy and luck

An optional evil eye and cross are available to add on

Al'Oro Theta Forzatina (Anchor) 14k Gold Chain (on bottom of layers

Ruby Road Empty Charm Bracelet

and six pave set diamonds— this ring is perfect for wearing on any finger

or to add a touch of elegance to any outfit

Poseidon was the protector of seafarers and the guardian of many ancient Greek cities

layer with another

Featuring a playful honeycomb and bee design

Complete the Look