Irish Celtic Jewels Blog

I was updating the information on this diamond gold shamrock pendant a while ago and I was suddenly reminded about one of our customers right back when we began in 2003. That’s nearly five years ago now. I know it’s a cliché but it seems like only yesterday!

…continue reading Shamrock Pendant - A Celtic wedding favor story

The Trinity love knot, so beloved in Celtic history, is thought to represent the eternal linking of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. Although some of the meanings of knots in Celtic history remain a mystery, they are without doubt symbols of hope, faith, and artistry, passed down from our ancestors, to remind us of the life of the spirit.

…continue reading Make your Celtic jewelry special with Trinity love knots

Celebrating your first year of marriage is a fun time as you can reflect on the delicate aspects of your marriage and your love for one another. Finding a perfect gift for your first anniversary can be a hard process for many people. In the past, paper was the traditional gift of your first year of marriage as it represents the couple’s interlaced connection through the papers’ threads. Instead of giving your spouse a piece of paper, why don’t you give them a 14 karat diamond set Celtic ring?

…continue reading Celtic diamond rings - A first anniversary gift

After your beautiful day of celebration is over you may be looking at some things and wondering what in the world you are going to do with them again. For example, your bridal bouquet, many people prefer to dry the flowers and keep them, others simply toss the bouquet in the garbage. No matter what, there are certain aspects of your wedding day that may mean a lot to you, like your wedding tiara.

…continue reading Transform your tiara into a Celtic jewelry piece

I’ve just created a page, How to subscribe?, that explains how to subscribe to our blog and thought it would be good to also make it a post for those of you that are interested in subscribing but didn’t know how to before.

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Paris might be incredibly romantic and New York might be incredibly intoxicating, but Dublin has charm. And not to mention craic.

But what makes it charming, delightful and fun is not only its rich history and culture but the fact that the Irish are the friendliest people on the planet with a knack of making strangers feel at home in an instant. …continue reading 5 quintessential Dublin tourist experiences

“Have you set the date yet?” “So, you two lovebirds, when is the special day going to be?” If you’ve recently gotten engaged, no doubt you’ve had these questions thrown at you more times than a clown at the state fair’s had pies thrown in his face. …continue reading The traditional Irish Wedding Season

When John and Maureen decided to marry in 2006, they talked about their plans for a traditional Irish celebration. Maureen met John at University, and they’ve been together since they were nineteen. Maureen is of Irish heritage, and she wanted to show her love for Ireland during the ceremony and reception.

…continue reading An Irish wedding - John and Maureen Talk About Their Wedding Day

A wonderful way to inform your friends and family about your wedding day is to create your own wedding site. You can create a website that can help you plan out the details of your wedding and post them so your family can see what parts they need to help with. Another great part is you can post the date, time and location of your wedding so everyone knows well in advance. …continue reading Create your own wedding website for your Celtic wedding