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Celtic Kid’s Jewelry Designs - A Great Gift Idea

July 3rd, 2009

kiddie-celtic-crossOne of the best things about being a parent is sharing your family’s traditions and heritage with the next generation.

Giving your child a gift of Celtic jewelry can be a touching way to make your family’s legacy come alive. There are great, affordable choices that will become favorites to any child.

A children’s Celtic Cross pendant is a wonderful way to introduce your child to Celtic symbolism.

The distinctive, ringed Celtic Cross is a symbol of faith. It makes a wonderful gift for a child who attends church or Sunday school. The four points of the Celtic Cross represent the four directions, and the central ring is a symbol of eternity. …continue reading Celtic Kid’s Jewelry Designs - A Great Gift Idea

The Best Celtic Jewelry For Your Fall Wardrobe - Fall Fashion Preview

June 30th, 2009

trinity-knot-crossSummer is still going strong, but it won’t be long before the first fall fashions make an appearance in stores.

Giving some thought to your wardrobe this autumn can be fun with our overview of fall fashion trends for 2009.

Adding the right jewelry to your new looks can also amp up your style for the coming season.

Celtic jewelry is a timeless complement to many classic fall styles. Sweaters, boots, and rich, autumnal tones will be even more appealing when they are accessorized with Claddagh rings or stunning Celtic pendants. …continue reading The Best Celtic Jewelry For Your Fall Wardrobe - Fall Fashion Preview

All About Irish Wedding Rituals And Superstitions

June 26th, 2009

wedding-band-claddaghLearning about your Irish heritage can be meaningful. It can also be charming, amusing, and whimsical.

Irish superstitions and rituals can become an integral part of holidays and celebrations. They can also make a wedding ceremony or reception original and unforgettable.

If you don’t know too much about the most common Irish wedding rituals and superstitions, you may enjoy finding out about the history and meaning behind them.

We’ve put together an easy-to-understand guide so you can get an overview of some common customs.

Planning an Irish-themed wedding becomes easy when you have some knowledge of Irish wedding customs throughout history. …continue reading All About Irish Wedding Rituals And Superstitions

Celtic Trinity Knots - The Perfect Symbols For Your Wedding Ring

June 23rd, 2009

celtic-love-knot Celtic Trinity Knots are one of the most enduring symbols of Celtic culture. They bring depth and meaning to Celtic jewelry designs.

The history of the triquetra, or Trinity Knot, dates back to the sixth century, when artists of the Insular Art period used it to adorn stone crosses and art treasures. …continue reading Celtic Trinity Knots - The Perfect Symbols For Your Wedding Ring

The History And Meaning Of Birthstone Celtic Jewelry

June 22nd, 2009

november-claddaghGiving a piece of birthstone jewelry to a friend or loved one is an excellent way to show your affection for them.

Birthstones are colorful and meaningful. They always add special significance to a ring or pendant.

Gemstones have been a source of mystery and fascination for thousands of years. Each birth month has its own signature stone, and often, there are mystical properties associated with each gem. …continue reading The History And Meaning Of Birthstone Celtic Jewelry

Giving Your Anniversary An Irish Flair

June 16th, 2009

emerald-claddagh-ringThere are many ways to honor your beloved spouse on your anniversary.

If you share Irish ancestry, you should consider giving your wife or husband an anniversary gift and celebration that evokes the spirit of the Emerald Isle.

Adding a little magic and Irish fun to your anniversary will make the celebration more meaningful - for both of you! …continue reading Giving Your Anniversary An Irish Flair

Irish Vacations - Connecting With Your Heritage

June 12th, 2009

rubyPlanning a vacation to the Emerald Isle can be filled with choices. In a country with such a rich cultural history, there are a host of attractions and things to experience.

Visiting Ireland is dream for many people with Irish ancestry, but it requires a little planning. Taking the time to find the best itinerary will ensure that your trip is one to remember with fondness for a lifetime. …continue reading Irish Vacations - Connecting With Your Heritage

Celtic Conventions And Festivals - What’s New For Summer

June 9th, 2009

claddagh-ring Celtic conventions and festivals are becoming more popular because they provide a wonderful mixture of song, dance, traditional Irish food and drink, and most of all, great hospitality to all visitors.

The best conventions and festivals offer a fun, warm atmosphere that all generations can enjoy. Even children can get into the spirit of things at these gatherings, which often feature face-painting and other activities designed to entertain little ones. …continue reading Celtic Conventions And Festivals - What’s New For Summer

Celtic Wedding Rings - What They Mean

June 5th, 2009

celtic-engagement-ring Choosing a Celtic wedding ring can be the beginning of an interesting journey into Celtic symbolism.

The delicate knot work and spirals found on today’s wedding bands and Celtic engagement rings are meaningful as well as beautiful.

If you are curious about the deeper significance of modern wedding designs, we can help you understand how the symbols became important links with the history of the Celtic people. …continue reading Celtic Wedding Rings - What They Mean

The Book Of Kells - An Irish Masterpiece

June 2nd, 2009

Celtic Trinity Knot and Emerald PendantThe illuminated text known as The Book Of Kells is considered Ireland’s greatest national art treasure. Now resting at Trinity College Library in Dublin, the book draws thousands of tourists each year. They come to gaze at depictions of the Gospels, decorated with colorful, vibrant knot work borders. The history of this beautiful testament to faith and spirituality is fascinating. …continue reading The Book Of Kells - An Irish Masterpiece


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