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Aphrodite Celtic Carved Cross Ring |
APHRODITE
CELTIC CROSS RING
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Aphrodite Carved Tungsten Carbide Ring has a carved
celtic cross design. A celtic cross is formed with
circles intersecting forming a unique knotwork. The
circle knotwork cross decoration symbolizes many
different meanings. This ring represents pride of ones
own orientation. This carved ring has a comfort fit with
polished finish. |
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Tungsten Carbide Celtic Rings
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Tungsten Carbide Celtic Rings have been emerging in the
tungsten market as strong durable rings with a symbolic
meaning. Many think as tungsten as the right choice to
represent their love, happiness and life due to the
indestructible nature of the metal. Below are
definitions of several Celtic knotwork designs. Celtic
rings are symbolic, represent something beautiful and
ideal for many occasions.
Interlaced or weaved Celtic design: The interlaced
Celtic knotwork is probably the most widely used of the
Celtic symbols. The Celtic knot work is symbolically in
the ever popular Claddagh ring. The knot work panel may
be made up of a single strip weaving through itself, or
any number of strips. The Trinity is a common Celtic
knot whereas the 3 outer points weave a number of times
in the center.
Spiral knot pattern: The Spiral knot work pattern may
occur in double, triple or quadruple swirl patterns. A
similar design or example would be the triskelion
pattern. The triskelion pattern is a symbol consisting
of interlocking spirals.
Zoomorphics: Zoomorphics are designs that have the
shape, form, or likeness of an animal. The most common
animals used are bird, dog, snake, fish or lion. The
animals are usually twisted upon themselves, with tails
ears and body parts weaving in and out other parts, much
like regular knot work.
People: Men and women are usually ordained in celtic art
with various hairstyles and clothing with their hair and
clothing weaved into a pattern. People are drawn either
in a full front manner or in perfect profile, never in
partial profile.
Maze Patterns, also called Key Patterns: Key patterns
are named for their key-shaped paths, and are based on
spirals. In fact, key patterns can be thought of as
spirals with straight lines.
Whatever design that is chosen, the meaning will
represent something special for a lifetime to come.
Celtic designed rings are ideal for promise rings,
anniversary rings, wedding bands and friendship rings. |
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