Welsh Gold Jewellery. Our Welsh Gold Shop

Dolphin Jewellery, this delightful Dolphin range reflects fascinating sea life around the coast of Wales, in particular, Cardigan Bay. Dolphin Jewellery representing the several species of Dolphin that can be seen in Welsh waters with the Bottlenose Dolphin being the most frequently observed. Although highly mobile, Dolphins are frequently found at inshore locations where they can be seen in small groups. Such schools are often 'Mother and Calf' bands. Single large animals are usually male Dolphins that watch over Mother and Calf groups. They may grow from 3-4 metres in length and have a lifespan of up to 45 years.

Dolphin Jewellery, all designs incorporate rare Welsh gold, and come in a fine presentation case with a Certificate of Authenticity. Chains are 18 inches in length. Start collecting this fine range of Dolphin Jewellery.

Cariad Welsh Gold Jewellery Range. Love is its own secret with its own special language. Cariad is a truly Welsh expression of that secret. It encompasses the complex emotions of true love focused on the beloved, dearest, and darling.

The secret of 'Cariad' is spelled out in the gemstones;
Citrine, Aquamarine, Ruby, Iolite, Amethyst and Diamond

Incorporating rare Welsh gold, these designs come in a fine presentation case with a Certificate of Authenticity.

Daffodil Jewellery Range, the most loved of flowers, the Daffodil, is well known as the National Flower of Wales. This welcomed messenger of Spring is here transformed into a delightful, everlasting beauty. Cymru-Y Metel Using precious rose and yellow gold, incorporating rare Welsh gold, Cymru-Y Metel jewellery creations capture the delicate quality of this treasured bloom the Daffodil for your perpetual pleasure.

All designs come in a fine presentation case with a Certificate of Authenticity.

Tree of Life Collection, Welsh Gold used in all of our products is from the last remaining stocks of gold mined from the Gwynfynydd Mine, Dolgellau, when under the control of Sir Mark Weinberg. At this time enough gold was mined for a one-kilogram bar of pure Welsh Gold, and was presented to the Queen for use in future Royal Wedding rings. The mine, the last of the producing Welsh gold mines closed in 1999, making the remaining stocks that we hold, even more precious, the tree of life.

Claddagh rings, unique wedding bands, gold rings, Cuff Links, Tie Tacks and Tie Slides. "The Welsh Motif Range", Fiery Welsh Dragons, Regal Prince of Wales Feathers and featured Welsh Hall Marks all make thoughtful gifts for any man or Welshman. To be worn with pride.

'Gold Heart Lockets', 'Gold Oval Lockets'. 'Keepsake Lockets'. The most secret of secrets, (traditionally, for photographs or tiny mementoes) tiny treasures, can be kept safely inside these delightful pieces of jewellery, making no secret of the fact that they are obviously a high quality product to be worn with pride. Gold heart lockets and gold oval lockets 'Keepsake Lockets' are 'for keeps'.

Love Spoons. Welsh love spoons unique to Wales. Love Spoons are a symbol of everlasting love. Traditionally, Welsh shepherds carved these intricate love tokens to whittle away the long hours spent tending their flocks, high in the craggy hills and majestic mountains of Wales. Later, these were presented as a token of devotion for their sweethearts waiting at home. Now, skillfully crafted, incorporating treasured Welsh Gold, the Love Spoon symbolises eternal love in a truly Welsh way.

Celtic cross pictures and Celtic cross jewellery, the ancient, mystical symbol of the early Christianity of the Celtic People. Has been the subject of fascination and study for generations. Based on these most imposing and enduring carved stone crosses, our Celtic cross pictures and Celtic cross jewellery like the Christian sign is as memorable as the stones that have stood as solid guardians over the country of Wales for thousands of years.

Welsh gold unique wedding bands, since Celtic times man has sought Welsh Gold in the Snowdonia Mountains to fashion into jewellery. Celtic Chieftains wore heavy gold torc collars to denote their rank and status. Royalty themselves have often been the wearers of this unique precious metal and many of our modern Royal family wear unique wedding bands fashioned in Welsh Gold. The latest of these were used at the Wedding of Prince Edward to Sophie Rees-Jones. More recently, Hollywood celebrities have fallen under the spell of Welsh gold and used it for their own unique wedding rings and unique wedding bands.