Archeologists have found that there are eight elementary knots that create the rest of the patterns found in Celtic knotwork.
Celtic engagement and wedding jewelry features many rings with ancient symbols such as the triskele and beautiful knotwork designs in both traditional and modern styles.
Celtic jewelry is most famous for knotwork designs and these are prominent in many wedding ring designs.
Celtic knotwork crosses for men come in unisex designs as well as more masculine styles.
Celtic knotwork has been a part of Christian artwork for centuries in the British Isles and parts of France and Italy touched by ancient Celtic influence.
Flowers, hearts, animals, landscape scene, and Celtic knotwork are among some of the design themes.
For example, a couple from Wales may incorporate Welsh symbols, such as the dragon, daffodil or leeks, along with a Celtic knotwork pattern in a wedding band.
In recent years Celtic knotwork wedding sets have become more popular that the Claddagh designed sets.
People like to imagine what inspired intricate knotwork patterns and the message behind symbols.
The broken shaft shown on the right has intricate carved knotwork.
The unmistakable unbroken knotwork symbolizing eternal life typifies the ancient Celtic artists and craftsmanship that dates back well over 2000 years.
Typically, friendship bracelets are created using a form of knotwork called "macramé."
Whether you are of Celtic heritage or simply enjoy the look of Celtic knotwork, you can find a knot-patterned cross that fits your unique style.