Detailed shot of a medium sized Welsh gold Celtic style and symbolism woven wedding ring highlighting the pierced lattice motif.

Made with 20% Welsh Gold Alloy

20% Welsh Gold Celtic Wedding Ring (Medium) - Ready to Ship

£2,550.00 Inc VAT

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Handcrafted Medium Celtic Lattice Wedding Band in Welsh Gold

Featuring a wider 3.6mm profile, this Celtic wedding band showcases a detailed, openwork lattice of endlessly twining gold threads representing eternal love. Handcrafted using a rare 20% 18ct Welsh gold alloy blended with 80% 18ct Fairmined gold, this ring brings together rare British heritage and certified ethical craftsmanship.

The pierced woven motif creates an elegant balance between substantial width and light, intricate detail, making it a comfortable statement wedding ring or timeless anniversary band.

Key Product Specifications

Availability: In Stock - Ready for Immediate Dispatch

Ring Size: Size K ½ (UK) / 16mm internal diameter (Free re-sizing available between sizes K to L)

Design Pattern: Medium pierced Celtic knotwork / woven twining threads

Band Dimensions: 3.6mm width x 1.25mm depth

Materials: 20% 18ct Welsh Gold, 80% 18ct Fairmined Gold

Authenticity and Delivery

Re-sizing: Complimentary sizing service available between sizes K and L upon request.

Provenance: Fully hallmarked in the United Kingdom & accompanied by an individually signed Certificate of Authenticity.

Shipping: Securely packaged and dispatched promptly with fully insured tracked delivery.

Product code: WGCAS CWR4

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20% 18 carat Welsh Gold alloyed with 80% Fairmined Gold

Fully hallmarked in the United Kingdom in accordance with UK law & accompanied by a signed Certificate of Authenticity. Find out more on our Guide to Hallmarks page.