We have three basic styles of Celtic Knots:

Here's an example of a ring with this type of knotwork:

This was an argentium sterling silver ring with a synthetic emerald in a hand made setting. Here is the ring from the front:

Rings like this run $250 or more, depending on the stone.

Any of the celtic knotwork looks great as 14kt gold on sterling silver. Here are two images of this knot on a ring with a faceted aquamarine. Rings like this run $350 and up without the stone

Here's an example of a ring with this type of knotwork:

This was an argentium sterling silver ring with a natural moonstone set in the heart. Here is the ring from the front:

This type of knotwork is really a variation of the crossing style knotwork above. Here's a couple of views of a ring with this type of knotwork:

A popular variation is to include other elements such as dragons, as in this design. Here there is room for a small central stone between the dragon heads:

Our most popular variation uses female and male figures intertwining with the knots. We have made this style with two men, two women, and, of course a man and a woman:

Stones can be placed in the heart for wedding-engagement ring combinations.

We have only made these in 14kt gold but there is no reason why they would not work fine as gold on silver. Here are some images:

Here's the front of the ring

The Celtic knotwork was almost a secret! Rings like this run $600 and up.