Claddagh Wedding Rings
A claddagh wedding ring carries the vow in the design itself: hands for friendship, heart for love, crown for loyalty, worn on the left hand with the heart turned inwards. These are made in 9ct gold, from plain bands to versions carved with the celtic trinity knot and one set with an emerald cut stone in a bezel. Because the pattern runs around the band, the fit against an engagement ring matters more than usual, and that is worth checking in person before the day. Prices run from under five hundred euro to just over a thousand, and several designs are unisex so a couple can wear matching bands. Sizing and fitting are done in our workshop. The wider choice sits in our wedding bands. Browse the full range below.
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Claddagh Wedding Rings FAQs
On the left hand with the heart turned inwards, which traditionally means the wearer's heart is taken. Before the wedding, the same ring is often worn on the right hand with the heart facing out.
It depends on the setting height of the engagement ring. A plain claddagh band usually sits well, while a raised stone can leave a gap. Try both together before deciding, and we can shape a band if needed.
Yes. Many couples in Ireland use a stone set claddagh as the engagement ring and add a plain band at the wedding, so the pair reads as one piece.
Several designs here are unisex and can be bought as a pair in different sizes. Where a couple want the same pattern in different widths, our workshop can advise on what works.
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