Ostling and Brooks - Designer Goldsmiths

My Celtic knot rings are named for three Early Medieval Illuminated Manuscripts... The Book of Durrow ca. 5th century ad., The Book of Kells ca. 6th century ad., and the Lindisfarne Gospel ca. 7th century ad. These sacred texts are the most famous of the very few surviving examples of Early celtic Christian ornamentation. The knotwork patterns found in theses codices directly inspired the patterns I created for my Celtic knot rings.

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Sculptural Elemental Natural Heritage Devotional Celestial Special Pieces	Celtic Alpine Norse Runes Jacobite Rose Classical Amphora		Celtic Lover's Knot Ring with Diamond 14k yellow Ladies' - $600 (ring only) 14k white or rose - add 15% Shown in 14k yellow with .07 ct diamond VS/G - bezel set - $775 18k, platinum or palladium available Will take up to .12 ct diamond Other gemstones availble
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