Welcome to Celtic Inheritance, where timeless elegance meets heritage. Explore our collection of earrings, rings, wedding bands, pendants, and brooches – each piece a tribute to tradition and style.
Related strongly to the Star of Eire, the bealin knot is split into two bands the inner pattern intertwines through loops formed by the other forming a cross. It is seen many times in the Book of Kells, especially on some of the pages of the Eusebian Canons and in stone on the north cross at Clonmacnoise, Co. Offally & the Termonfechin Cross. As in the Rosaleen, the pattern ensures strong relationships while encouraging spiritual growth. The bealin can also be used as a directional symbol and for protection. The continuous band represents eternity, fidelity and unity to a thought, person or idea and can be seen as a cross in its center.