Carron Ring

The 'eternal line' of the Celts weaves in and out of this finely crafted design, named for a spectacularly scenic part of the west Highlands.

The river Carron gets its name from the Gaelic word 'carraig' meaning rocky - as the banks and bed of the river certainly are. Ola has taken the swirling lines of fast-moving water and created a collection that is elegant yet dynamic. It's subtly influenced by the 'Celtic knots' beloved of early Scottish scribes and artists.

Intricate yet effortless, Celtic art retains all its delicate power to this day.

The Carron ring is a popular Celtic wedding ring.