# UK Celtic Jewellery > Specialist UK online retailer of handcrafted sterling silver Celtic jewellery, established 2005. Stockists of Kit Heath and our own Traditional Celtic Jewellery range. ## UK Celtic Jewellery | Celtic Rings, Claddagh & Silver Gifts URL: https://ukcelticjewellery.co.uk/ ### UK Celtic Jewellery — Sterling Silver Celtic Rings, Claddagh Jewellery & Gifts UK Celtic Jewellery #### Stunning Celtic Rings Wedding bands, Claddagh & knotwork rings in sterling silver and gold Shop Now 01 / 06 UK Celtic Jewellery #### Beautiful Celtic Neckwear Pendants, lockets and crosses — timeless Celtic designs in sterling silver Shop Now 01 / 06 UK Celtic Jewellery #### Cufflinks & Accessories Celtic cufflinks, scarf rings and tie slides — the perfect gift for him Shop Now 01 / 06 UK Celtic Jewellery #### Claddagh Rings The Irish symbol of love, loyalty & friendship — in silver and gold Shop Now 01 / 06 UK Celtic Jewellery #### House of Lor Irish Gold Rare Irish gold mined in the Wicklow mountains — a truly unique gift Shop Now 01 / 06 UK Celtic Jewellery #### Celtic Wedding Bands Handcrafted wedding rings with Celtic knotwork — a union for eternity Shop Now 01 / 06 🚚 Free UK Delivery On orders over £50 ↩️ 14-Day Returns Money back guarantee 🔒 Secure Checkout SSL encrypted 🎁 Gift Wrapping Available on all orders UK Celtic Jewellery sells handcrafted Celtic silver jewellery. We have traded since 2005. Furthermore, our range includes Celtic rings, Claddagh rings, neckwear, earrings, bangles and gifts. We stock Kit Heath designs and our own Celtic Jewellery range. All pieces are UK hallmarked. Consequently, orders over £50 ship free, and every purchase has a 14-day money-back guarantee. 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Furthermore, each ring is a unique symbol of your eternal bond — handcrafted in sterling silver or gold. Shop Wedding Rings Our story #### Welcome to UK Celtic Jewellery We have sold Celtic and Claddagh jewellery since 2005. Our pieces include Kit Heath designs and our own Celtic Jewellery range. Furthermore, you can choose from classic knotwork, Trinity symbols, Tree of Life, Ogham and more. Every piece is hallmarked. Additionally, UK orders over £50 ship free. Gift wrapping is included, and every order has a 14-day money-back guarantee. ✦ Sterling Silver ✦ Kit Heath Stockist ✦ Est. 2005 ✦ Gift Wrapped Our Heritage #### Authentic Celtic Jewellery, Beautifully Crafted Welcome to UK Celtic Jewellery — specialists in authentic Celtic and Claddagh jewellery crafted in sterling silver and gold. Furthermore, we stock beautifully designed pieces that connect you to centuries of rich Celtic heritage, from the rolling hills of Ireland and Scotland to the ancient traditions of Wales and Brittany. Our collection includes rings, neckwear, earrings, bangles, brooches and Celtic gifts. In particular, each piece features timeless symbols that make Celtic jewellery so distinctive: the endless Trinity Knot, the Claddagh's crowned heart, intricate knotwork patterns, and the Tree of Life. Moreover, we are proud stockists of Kit Heath, one of Britain's most respected silver jewellery designers. Celtic jewellery carries deep meaning. For example, a Trinity Knot pendant symbolises eternity. Similarly, a Claddagh ring encodes love, loyalty and friendship. Consequently, wearing Celtic jewellery connects you to a tradition over two thousand years old. In addition to our own range, we carry the celebrated Kit Heath collection. As a result, you can choose from classic Trinity Knot bands or modern Claddagh designs. Furthermore, all sterling silver pieces carry the UK hallmark — proof of 92.5% pure silver. Shopping is simple and risk-free. Additionally, orders over £50 qualify for free UK delivery. Every purchase ships with a 14-day money-back guarantee, and gift wrapping is available on every order. Shop All Jewellery Celtic Symbols Guide Celtic Jewellery Guide #### Frequently Asked Questions What is a Claddagh ring and what does it symbolise? The Claddagh ring is a traditional Irish design featuring two hands clasping a crowned heart, originating in Galway around 1700. The hands represent friendship, the crown loyalty, and the heart love. It is worn as a friendship, engagement, or wedding ring. What does Celtic knotwork mean in jewellery? Celtic knots are endless interlaced patterns with no clear beginning or end, symbolising eternity and the interconnectedness of all things. They appear on rings, pendants, and earrings as a motif rooted in over 2,000 years of Celtic tradition. Is Celtic jewellery made from real sterling silver? Authentic Celtic jewellery is crafted from hallmarked 925 sterling silver — 92.5% pure silver alloyed for durability. All sterling silver pieces from UK Celtic Jewellery carry the UK hallmark as proof of metal quality. How do you wear a Claddagh ring correctly? On the right hand with the heart pointing outward signals you are single; heart pointing inward signals you are in a relationship. On the left hand with the heart pointing inward signals engagement or marriage. What Celtic jewellery makes a good gift? Popular Celtic jewellery gifts include Trinity Knot pendants (symbolising eternity), Tree of Life earrings (representing growth and connection), and Claddagh rings for friendship or romance. All pieces from UK Celtic Jewellery are available gift-wrapped. Do you offer free UK delivery on Celtic jewellery? Yes. UK Celtic Jewellery offers free delivery on all UK orders over £50. All orders ship from the UK with a 14-day money-back guarantee and are available gift-wrapped. Claddagh ring history · Celtic symbols guide · Ring size guide Stay connected #### Exclusive Offers & New Arrivals Join our mailing list and be the first to hear about new Celtic jewellery, special offers and seasonal promotions. Furthermore, subscribers receive early access to new arrivals and exclusive discounts. We respect your privacy. Unsubscribe at any time. ## About UK Celtic Jewellery | Celtic Silver Specialists URL: https://ukcelticjewellery.co.uk/about/ Our Story ### About UK Celtic Jewellery Welcome to UK Celtic Jewellery, your destination for beautiful Celtic jewellery in sterling silver and gold. We are specialists in Celtic, Claddagh and Irish jewellery, offering designs that connect you to centuries of rich Celtic heritage. We stock jewellery from renowned designers including Kit Heath, as well as our own brand of Traditional Celtic Jewellery. Whether you prefer classic or contemporary Celtic designs, our collection features something for every taste and occasion. #### Our Promise to You - ✦ All our sterling silver jewellery is hallmarked to guarantee quality - ✦ 14-day money back guarantee on all purchases - ✦ Free UK delivery on orders over £50 - ✦ Secure online shopping with SSL encryption - ✦ Gift wrapping available on all orders - ✦ Friendly customer service team — contact us via our enquiry form #### Celtic Heritage Celtic culture has a rich tradition of jewellery-making stretching back over 2,000 years. Furthermore, the intricate knotwork patterns, spirals and interlace designs that characterise Celtic art were not merely decorative — they carried deep symbolic meaning. Knots with no beginning or end represented eternity and the interconnectedness of all things. Similarly, the Claddagh ring's three elements — heart, crown and hands — encode the values of love, loyalty and friendship in a single beautiful design. From the iconic Claddagh ring — the Irish symbol of love, loyalty and friendship — to the spiritual Trinity Knot and the ancient Tree of Life, each piece in our collection tells a story rooted in Celtic tradition. However, wearing Celtic jewellery is not only about heritage. It is also about wearing something meaningful, beautifully crafted, and entirely your own. #### Our Collections We offer a wide selection of Celtic jewellery across all categories. For example, our rings range from delicate sterling silver Trinity Knot bands to substantial Claddagh rings in white and yellow gold. Moreover, our neckwear collection includes Celtic cross pendants, Tree of Life necklaces and lockets with Ogham inscriptions. Additionally, our earring range features drop earrings, stud earrings and gold styles to suit every preference and budget. In addition to our regular collection, we carry the celebrated Kit Heath range — handcrafted in sterling silver and widely recognised for its exceptional quality and contemporary Celtic designs. Kit Heath pieces feature alongside our own Traditional Celtic Jewellery range, giving you the choice between established designer pieces and classic Celtic motifs. As a result, whether you are looking for a special occasion gift or a meaningful everyday piece, you will find it here. #### Registered in the UK UK Celtic Jewellery is the trading name of The Funky Jewellery Company Ltd, registered in England and Wales (Company No. 5279497). Consequently, you can shop with complete confidence knowing you are buying from a fully registered UK business. All sterling silver jewellery carries the UK hallmark as proof of metal quality, specifically confirming that each piece contains 92.5% pure silver. We are committed to transparency, quality and customer satisfaction — and have been since 2005. Contact Us ## Blog | Celtic Jewellery Guides & Heritage URL: https://ukcelticjewellery.co.uk/blog/ Our Journal ### Blog Guides, care tips and Celtic heritage stories — from Claddagh history to caring for your sterling silver. New articles are on their way — check back soon. ## Contact UK Celtic Jewellery | Customer Orders & Enquiries URL: https://ukcelticjewellery.co.uk/contact/ Get in Touch ### Contact UK Celtic Jewellery #### Get in Touch We're here to help. Whether you have a query about an order, need advice on ring sizing, or want to know more about one of our Celtic jewellery pieces, please don't hesitate to contact us using the online form on this page. ##### Helpful Links - Ring Size Guide → - Delivery & Returns → - Jewellery Care → #### Send a Message #### How We Can Help Our customer service team is happy to assist with all enquiries. For example, if you are unsure about ring sizing, we can advise on how to measure your finger accurately at home — furthermore, we can recommend the best style of ring for the measurement you take. Similarly, if you have a question about a specific product's material, hallmark or design detail, we are here to help. We aim to respond to all email and contact form enquiries within one working day. For urgent queries — particularly those related to orders already placed — please use the contact form above and mark your subject accordingly. We prioritise order-related enquiries and aim to resolve most issues quickly and efficiently. Additionally, if you would like to return an item, please contact us within 14 days of receipt. We offer a full money-back guarantee on all purchases, provided items are returned in their original condition and packaging. Consequently, you can shop with complete confidence knowing that if something is not right, we will make it right. In particular, we ask that you contact us before returning any item so we can provide a returns reference number. UK Celtic Jewellery is the trading name of The Funky Jewellery Company Ltd, registered in England and Wales (Company No. 5279497). Therefore, all transactions are backed by UK consumer protection law and our own comprehensive returns policy. We are committed to providing an outstanding customer experience — because while Celtic jewellery lasts a lifetime, the memory of buying it should be just as special. ## Celtic Symbols & Their Meanings URL: https://ukcelticjewellery.co.uk/info/celtic-symbols/ Celtic Heritage ### Celtic Symbols & Their Meanings By UK Celtic Jewellery · Updated May 2026 Celtic jewellery is rich with symbolism stretching back thousands of years. Understanding the meaning behind each design makes wearing it all the more special. ☘ #### Trinity Knot (Triquetra) One of the most recognised Celtic symbols, the Trinity Knot is an interlaced three-pointed shape with no beginning or end. Furthermore, it represents the unity of three — in Christianity: Father, Son and Holy Spirit; in Celtic tradition: Land, Sea and Sky, or past, present and future. It is therefore a symbol of eternal life and spiritual interconnectedness. ∞ #### Celtic Knot Celtic knotwork encompasses a wide variety of interlaced patterns, all sharing the characteristic of having no beginning or end. These endless loops represent eternity and the interconnectedness of all living things. Specifically, the cyclical nature of life — birth, growth, death and rebirth — is encoded in every twist of the pattern. Celtic knotwork is consequently one of the defining artistic traditions of the Celtic peoples. ♥ #### Claddagh The iconic Irish Claddagh symbol — two hands clasping a crowned heart — represents Love (the heart), Loyalty (the crown) and Friendship (the hands). Originating in the village of Claddagh near Galway, it has been a cherished symbol of Irish culture for over 400 years. 🌳 #### Tree of Life The Celtic Tree of Life (Crann Bethadh) depicts a great tree with roots reaching deep into the earth and branches stretching to the sky, symbolising the connection between heaven and earth, between the living and the ancestors. Trees were considered sacred in Celtic culture — places where the spirit world and the physical world touched. ✝ #### Celtic Cross The Celtic Cross combines the Christian cross with a circle, believed to represent the sun or the eternal world. Found throughout Ireland, Scotland and Wales on ancient high crosses, it blends early Christian symbolism with pre-Christian Celtic tradition. The arms extending beyond the circle represent the infinite reach of God's love. 🌀 #### Spiral The spiral is one of the oldest Celtic symbols, found carved into prehistoric stones at Newgrange, Ireland (c. 3200 BC). It is associated with the sun, the cycle of seasons, growth, and the journey of life. The triple spiral (triskelion) in particular appears widely in ancient Celtic art and is, moreover, associated with the three realms of Land, Sea and Sky. ᚔ #### Ogham Ogham is the ancient Irish alphabet, consisting of a series of notches and lines carved along a central stem. Dating from the 4th century AD, it was used to inscribe stones and messages. Ogham inscriptions on jewellery often carry words of love, faith or Celtic blessings, connecting the wearer to ancient Irish tradition. 🍀 #### Shamrock The shamrock — the three-leafed clover — is the national symbol of Ireland, associated with St Patrick who reportedly used it to explain the concept of the Holy Trinity. It is a symbol of good luck, Ireland and Celtic heritage, and remains one of the most beloved motifs in Celtic jewellery and art. #### Wearing Celtic Symbols Today Celtic symbols carry centuries of meaning and craftsmanship. Furthermore, they connect the wearer to a living tradition that stretches from the ancient stone-carvers of Newgrange to the silversmiths working today. Each piece of Celtic jewellery is therefore much more than decoration — it is a statement of heritage. In addition to their spiritual significance, Celtic symbols are simply beautiful. The interlocking lines of a Trinity Knot, for example, draw the eye with their endless flow. Similarly, the elegant simplicity of the Claddagh — heart, crown, and hands — conveys deep emotion without a single word. As a result, these designs remain as relevant today as they were a thousand years ago. However, it is worth noting that the meaning you choose to attach to your jewellery is personal. Many people wear a Celtic Cross because of its Christian symbolism; others are drawn to the same design for its ancient pre-Christian roots. In either case, the jewellery carries your story as much as history's. Consequently, the most important thing is to choose a symbol that resonates with you. To summarise: whether you are drawn to the eternal loops of Celtic knotwork, the love and loyalty of the Claddagh, or the natural symbolism of the Tree of Life, you are joining a long line of people who have found meaning and beauty in these timeless designs. We invite you to explore our collection and find the piece that speaks to you. #### Celtic Symbols — Frequently Asked Questions What is the most popular Celtic symbol? The Trinity Knot (Triquetra) is one of the most widely recognised Celtic symbols, followed closely by the Claddagh. The Trinity Knot — an interlaced three-pointed form with no beginning or end — appears on jewellery, manuscripts and stone carvings throughout Celtic heritage. What does the Trinity Knot represent? The Trinity Knot (Triquetra) represents the unity of three. In Christian Celtic tradition it symbolises the Father, Son and Holy Spirit. In pre-Christian Celtic tradition it represents Land, Sea and Sky, or the past, present and future. It is a symbol of eternal life and spiritual interconnectedness. What does the Celtic Tree of Life mean? The Celtic Tree of Life (Crann Bethadh) symbolises the connection between heaven and earth, and between the living and their ancestors. Trees were sacred in Celtic culture — seen as places where the spirit world and the physical world met. The roots represent the underworld, the trunk the earth, and the branches the heavens. Are Celtic symbols religious or pagan? Celtic symbols have both pre-Christian and Christian interpretations. Many — such as the Trinity Knot, Celtic Cross and Spiral — were adopted by early Christian missionaries and given new meanings. Today they are worn by people of all beliefs as expressions of Celtic heritage and cultural identity. What is the oldest Celtic symbol? The spiral is among the oldest Celtic symbols, found carved into the stones at Newgrange, Ireland, dating to around 3200 BC — predating Stonehenge and the Egyptian pyramids. The triple spiral (triskelion) in particular is a defining motif of ancient Celtic art. Shop Celtic Jewellery ## The History of the Claddagh Ring URL: https://ukcelticjewellery.co.uk/info/claddagh-history/ Celtic Heritage ### The Claddagh Ring Love, Loyalty & Friendship By UK Celtic Jewellery · Updated May 2026 The Claddagh ring is one of Ireland's most enduring symbols, instantly recognisable by its distinctive design: two hands clasping a crowned heart. Furthermore, it originated in the small fishing village of Claddagh, just outside Galway city on the west coast of Ireland, and people have consequently worn it for over 400 years. While many rings are simply decorative, the Claddagh ring carries a specific message — one that has resonated with people around the world for centuries. "With these hands I give you my heart and crown it with my love" — Traditional Claddagh motto #### The Symbolism ❤️ ##### The Heart Represents Love — specifically, it is the foundation of every true relationship, placed at the centre of the design. 👑 ##### The Crown Represents Loyalty — a commitment that stands above all else. It is therefore positioned above the heart, crowning love with devotion. 🤝 ##### The Hands Represent Friendship — furthermore, they are the hands that give and receive, holding love and loyalty together in an unbroken circle. #### How to Wear a Claddagh Ring One of the distinctive features of the Claddagh ring is its long tradition of wearing conventions. Specifically, the way the ring is positioned on the hand communicates the wearer's relationship status — a language that has been understood in Ireland and among the Irish diaspora for generations. Moreover, these conventions are still widely observed today, making the Claddagh ring one of the few pieces of jewellery that carries a public message. ✦ Right hand, heart pointing outward The wearer is single and their heart is open. ✦ Right hand, heart pointing inward The wearer is in a relationship and their heart is taken. ✦ Left hand, heart pointing inward The wearer is engaged or married. #### A Tradition Passed Down Mothers have passed Claddagh rings to daughters for generations, making them one of the most treasured family heirlooms in Irish culture. Families give them as tokens of friendship, love and betrothal, and they remain particularly popular as wedding rings, engagement rings and anniversary gifts. Today, people of Irish descent and Celtic jewellery lovers worldwide cherish the Claddagh ring as a beautiful and meaningful piece of jewellery steeped in history. #### The Claddagh Ring Today Today, people wear the Claddagh ring worldwide as a symbol of Irish identity, love and friendship. Furthermore, it remains one of the most gifted pieces of Irish jewellery, particularly on occasions of romantic significance — proposals, weddings and anniversaries. Its global popularity has, however, done nothing to diminish its heartfelt meaning. In addition to sterling silver, Claddagh rings come in white gold, yellow gold and with gemstone settings. For example, an emerald-set Claddagh ring combines Ireland's national gemstone with its most iconic symbol. Similarly, Claddagh wedding bands feature the traditional motif adapted into a continuous band design, allowing couples to wear matching rings that carry the full symbolism of love, loyalty and friendship. Consequently, whether you choose a simple silver Claddagh ring as a friendship token or a diamond-set gold version as an engagement ring, you are giving a piece of history with modern appeal. As a result, the Claddagh ring occupies a unique place in jewellery — simultaneously timeless and deeply personal. In summary, the Claddagh ring's 400-year journey from the fishing village of Galway to jewellery collections around the world speaks to the enduring power of its simple, beautiful design. Therefore, when you wear a Claddagh ring, you carry with you a piece of Irish history and a universal message that transcends time. #### Claddagh Ring — Frequently Asked Questions Where does the Claddagh ring come from? The Claddagh ring originated in the fishing village of Claddagh, just outside Galway city on the west coast of Ireland. It has been made there continuously since at least 1700. What do the three elements of the Claddagh ring mean? The Claddagh ring has three elements: two hands clasping a crowned heart. The hands represent Friendship, the crown represents Loyalty, and the heart represents Love. Which hand do you wear a Claddagh ring on? On the right hand with the heart pointing outward means the wearer is single. On the right hand with the heart pointing inward means they are in a relationship. On the left hand with the heart pointing inward signals engagement or marriage. Can anyone wear a Claddagh ring? Yes. While the Claddagh ring has deep Irish roots, anyone can wear one. Its symbolism of love, loyalty and friendship is universal. It is commonly given as a friendship ring, engagement ring, or wedding ring. What is the difference between a Claddagh ring and a Claddagh wedding ring? A Claddagh ring is the traditional crowned heart design worn on either hand. A Claddagh wedding ring adapts the motif into a continuous band — typically featuring the hands and heart as a repeating pattern — designed to sit alongside an engagement ring or be worn as a standalone wedding band. Shop Claddagh Rings ## Delivery & Returns Policy URL: https://ukcelticjewellery.co.uk/info/delivery-returns/ Customer Service ### Delivery & Returns UK Celtic Jewellery · Updated May 2026 #### Delivery Service Timescale Cost UK Standard 3–5 working days Free over £50 / £3.95 under UK First Class 1–2 working days £4.95 UK Special Delivery Next working day (guaranteed) £7.95 Europe 5–10 working days £9.95 Rest of World 7–14 working days £12.95 - ✓ Orders placed before 2pm on working days are usually dispatched the same day. - ✓ You will receive an email confirmation when your order is dispatched. - ✓ All UK orders are sent by Royal Mail. - ✓ International orders are sent by Royal Mail Airmail. - ✓ Tracking information is provided for Special Delivery orders. #### 14-Day Returns Policy We want you to be completely happy with your purchase. If for any reason you are not satisfied, you may return any item in its original, unworn condition and original packaging within 14 days of receipt for a full refund or exchange. ##### How to Return an Item - Contact us within 14 days of receiving your order by email or via our contact form to notify us of your return. - Package the item securely in its original packaging. - Send the item to us by recorded or tracked delivery (we recommend Royal Mail Recorded Delivery). - Include a note with your name, order number and reason for return. - We will process your refund within 5 working days of receiving the returned item. Return postage costs are the responsibility of the customer unless the item is faulty or incorrect. We strongly recommend using a tracked service as we cannot accept responsibility for items lost in transit. ## How to Care for Sterling Silver Celtic Jewellery URL: https://ukcelticjewellery.co.uk/info/jewellery-care/ Helpful Information ### Jewellery Care By UK Celtic Jewellery · Updated May 2026 Sterling silver jewellery is a beautiful and lasting investment. With proper care, your Celtic jewellery will maintain its lustre and beauty for many years to come. #### Cleaning Your Silver Jewellery - ✦ Use a soft, lint-free cloth to gently polish your silver jewellery after each wear. - ✦ For a deeper clean, use a specialist silver cleaning cloth or mild silver polish. - ✦ You can also clean silver with warm water and a drop of mild dish soap using a soft toothbrush — rinse and dry thoroughly. - ✦ Avoid using toothpaste as an abrasive — it can scratch the surface. - ✦ Ultrasonic cleaners should not be used on gem-set pieces. #### Storing Your Jewellery - ✦ Store your silver jewellery in an airtight bag or a jewellery box to slow tarnishing. - ✦ Keep pieces separate to prevent scratching. - ✦ Anti-tarnish strips placed in your jewellery box will help maintain the shine. - ✦ Avoid storing silver in bathrooms — humidity accelerates tarnishing. #### Everyday Wear Tips - ✦ Remove jewellery before swimming in chlorinated pools or the sea. - ✦ Remove rings before washing your hands, doing housework or gardening. - ✦ Apply perfume, hairspray and cosmetics before putting on your jewellery. - ✦ Remove jewellery before exercising — perspiration can accelerate tarnishing. #### About Tarnishing - ✦ Sterling silver naturally tarnishes over time — this is a normal process and does not indicate poor quality. - ✦ Tarnish can be easily removed with a silver polishing cloth. - ✦ Oxidised silver (with a deliberate dark patina) should be polished more gently to preserve the finish. ## Privacy Notice URL: https://ukcelticjewellery.co.uk/info/privacy-notice/ ### Privacy Notice Last updated: January 2025 #### 1. 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Contact For privacy enquiries, contact us via our contact form at ukcelticjewellery.co.uk/contact. ## Ring Size Guide — UK, US & EU Conversion Chart URL: https://ukcelticjewellery.co.uk/info/ring-size-guide/ Helpful Information ### Ring Size Guide By UK Celtic Jewellery · Updated May 2026 #### How to Measure Your Ring Size - Cut a thin strip of paper (about 1cm wide and 10cm long). - Wrap it snugly around the finger you want to wear the ring on. - Mark the point where the paper overlaps with a pen. - Lay the paper flat and measure the length in millimetres from the end to your mark. - Find the matching circumference in the table below to find your ring size. Tip: Fingers are generally larger in the evening and in warm weather. Measure when your hands are at a normal temperature. UK Size US Size EU Size Circumference (mm) H 3¾ 46½ 46.5 mm I 4 47 47.0 mm J 4¼ 48 48.0 mm K 4½ 49 49.0 mm L 4¾ 49½ 49.5 mm M 5 50½ 50.5 mm N 5¼ 51 51.0 mm O 5½ 52 52.0 mm P 5¾ 53 53.0 mm Q 6 54 54.0 mm R 6¼ 55 55.0 mm S 6½ 56 56.0 mm T 6¾ 57 57.0 mm U 7 57½ 57.5 mm V 7¼ 58½ 58.5 mm W 7½ 59½ 59.5 mm X 7¾ 60 60.0 mm Y 8 61 61.0 mm Z 8¼ 62 62.0 mm ##### Not Sure of Your Size? If you are purchasing a ring as a gift and are unsure of the size, our most popular ladies sizes are L–N and most popular mens sizes are R–T. Many of our rings can also be resized — please contact us for advice. ## Terms & Conditions URL: https://ukcelticjewellery.co.uk/info/terms-conditions/ ### Terms & Conditions Last updated: January 2025 #### 1. Introduction These terms and conditions apply to all purchases made through the UK Celtic Jewellery website. By placing an order you agree to be bound by these terms. 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