10K Gold Celtic Knot Ring

All Solvar jewellery purchased from solvar.com is covered by a 12 month warranty from the date of purchase. This warranty covers faults in materials and craftsmanship and does not apply if damage is caused by unreasonable use, neglect or normal wear and tear from regular use.

All our sterling silver and gold jewellery is hallmarked by the Assay office in Dublin castle. The Dublin Assay Office is one of the oldest Assay offices in the world, founded in 1637 to ensure only the purist quality gold and silver was used in the crafting of jewellery throughout all of Ireland.

Not sure about your ring size. We design all our rings using USA ring sizing. We have a handy ring size chart to help you find the correct size - view chart here

• Clean gold and silver with high quality polishing cloths.
• Ensure no dust collects on jewellery pad, clean with a dry microfiber cloth.
• We recommend storing jewellery in a cool, dry place.
• When wearing jewellery avoid contact with perfume, hairspray and deodorant.

We ship all our orders from Ireland using DPD & FedEx Express delivery service.  Once your order has been shipped you will receive an email with tracking details. 

Free shipping when you spend over $120.

We offer extended 90-day returns for the Holiday Season. Returned items must be returned in original packaging and have no visible signs of wear or use.

Read our full returns policy here

Founded in 1941 by Gustaf Obernik, Solvar stemmed from his fascination with Ireland's heritage and the surge in tourism he witnessed at the Gap of Dunloe, Co Killarney. This ignited his passion to design and create jewellery that captured the essence of Ireland.

Our humble beginnings started with just two employees at No.10 Harcourt Street in Dublin City. Mr Obernik quickly gained recognition for his beautiful pieces inspired by Celtic designs and Irish history.

We remain committed to using high-quality materials to craft timeless pieces that honour Ireland's cultural legacy. Our collections feature iconic Irish symbols like the Claddagh, the Celtic knot, and the shamrock, ensuring a piece of Ireland for everyone.