Celtic rings at Aurora Antiqua are original ancient rings in silver and bronze, dated in their titles between the third century BC and the first century AD. They are not modern rings in a Celtic style. Each ring is a single object, shown in its own photographs. Pieces that have sold stay visible with a Sold marker, because the catalogue is also a record.
What each listing tells you
Each title names the metal, a range of centuries rather than a single year, and the ring size in EU and US sizes. Every listing has a provenance line that gives the piece's history as far as it is recorded. A certificate of authenticity is included in the box with every piece, and each is covered by our lifetime authenticity guarantee. Shipping from Belgium is free and insured within the EU; see shipping and insurance for other destinations. Rings of other cultures are in ancient Roman rings and all ancient rings, and our ancient jewelry guide gives the background.
Frequently asked questions
Are these original Celtic rings or modern Celtic-style rings?
They are originals; Aurora does not sell replicas. These are ancient rings, not modern rings in a Celtic style. Jakob, who runs Aurora, examines each piece himself before it is listed, and our provenance and authenticity page explains what he looks at.
Can I still buy a ring that has sold?
No. Each ring is a single original, so a piece that has sold cannot be supplied again. Pieces that have sold stay visible with a Sold marker, because the catalogue is also a record. A ring without the marker is available.