His and Hers... matching jewelry has become a popular trend, not just in Celtic jewelry but across all types of jewelry and it looks set to grow in 2014 and in to 2015. We look at the trend of His and Hers jewelry and pick our three favorites from the beautiful Irish and Celtic pieces from Rings from Ireland:
Celtic Warrior Silver Wedding Band
These Celtic Warrior silver bands are in gents and ladies styles. They are silver and designed as wedding bands but could also be worn as a commitment ring or as a gift. They are inspired by Ireland’s famous Ardagh Chalice, which is one of Ireland’s most famous treasures and a stunning example of eighth century metalwork. While we showcase the silver here, the matching rings are also available in white gold and gold.
Traditional Claddagh Ring
When focusing on matching his and hers rings, the traditional Claddagh Ring simply has to be mentioned. It is the true Irish symbol of love and perhaps the best example of the original His and Hers jewelry. Traditionally given to a loved one as a token of love and friendship, there are subtle ways of indicating a relationship status in the way that the Claddagh is worn. Wearing the Claddagh facing out on the right hand shows your heart is open to new love; wearing it on the right hand facing inwards shows that the wearers' heart is unavailable; on the left hand with the heart facing out shows you are engaged to be married and when the Claddagh is turned to face inward with the left hand, this means you are married.
Family Name Coat of Arms Rings
His and Hers jewelry takes on a completely new meaning when it features a family name coat of arms. Rings can now feature your Irish family crest and matching pairs designed in silver, gold or white gold. Every Irish family name is associated with a certain family name of Irish ancestry and will have an associated crest.
While His and Hers jewelry is enjoying a renaissance in recent times, it is a unique way of making a statement and celebrating craftsmanship and design.