About Knot Fire Opal Celtic Valentine's Day Rings
The never-ending Celtic knots depicted on our Knot Fire Opal Celtic Valentine's Day Rings symbolize the interconnectedness of life. The designs of Celtic rings are inspired by the art and manuscripts of medieval Ireland, Scotland and Wales. Endless interwoven knots, looping braids, interlaced lines and distinctive crosses give Celtic rings their unique and distinctive style that appeals to people all around the world. The most beautiful Knot Fire Opal Celtic Valentine's Day Rings and Celtic wedding rings have patterns inspired by the famous Book of Kells, an illuminated Gospel from the year 800 with exquisite illustrations. Claddagh rings, with a design of a crowned heart held between two hands symbolizing love, friendship and loyalty, are the most popular celtic rings. One of the most popular symbols in Knot Fire Opal Celtic Valentine's Day Rings is the Triqueta, a three-sided symbol of the trinity. The triqueta also refers to the nature's air, earth, and water and man's mind, body, and spirit. Reeds Jewelers selects the finest possible materials to make our Knot Fire Opal Celtic Valentine's Day Rings to order, just for you. Our precious metals are recycled or responsibly mined. Found in lava flows, fire opal has a flame-like orange color that is impossible to ignore. Although fire opal is most common in domed cabochon cuts, Reeds Jewelers's fire opal is faceted for extra brilliance. Opal is an October birthstone and the 14th anniversary gem. Reeds Jewelers's fine quality Knot Fire Opal Celtic Valentine's Day Rings are handcrafted to our exacting standards in America.