Claddagh Wedding Band Gents Diamonds Set with Celtic Knotwork

Claddagh and Celtic Knot Karma

While multiple versions of the Claddagh ring’s origin story exist the most plausible one tells the tale of Richard Joyce who departed Galway Ireland in the 1700’s to find work in the West Indies. Almost immediately he was kidnapped at sea and sold to a goldsmith. Years later he found the love of his life back in Galway waiting for him and gave her what is believed to be the very first Claddagh ring. The hands of the Claddagh represent friendship the heart love and the crown loyalty. The Celtic knot holds similar meaning in the context of an affectionate relationship. Because the loops of the knot do not begin nor end they signify the eternal nature of love.

The Epitome of Adoration

A man who chooses this wedding band believes strongly in the sincerity and longevity of Irish custom. He can think of no better symbols that epitomize the core virtues necessary to sustain a marriage. His values stem from an upbringing that prized chivalry and devotion hard work and respect for others and he wants nothing more than to shower his wife with unwavering fondness. This gentleman also knows what refinement looks like. He appreciates the classy glimmer of diamonds gems that have always stood for the treasured rarity of a passionate relationship. His heart is overjoyed to be giving itself to the woman who completes his existence.