Irish Celtic Jewels Blog

(At the end of this post you’ll have the opportunity to sign up for a special discount for the Tara’s Diary bracelet)

We at Irish Celtic Jewels are very proud to introduce an exceptional new piece of jewelry to our customers. The Tara’s Diary Charm Bracelet evokes the very best in Celtic symbolism – in a new and modern way.

This charm bracelet is a meaningful, and very beautiful, way to show your pride in your Celtic heritage. It also makes a wonderful gift.

By collecting charms that go with the basic bracelet, you can customize your piece of jewelry according to your own tastes.

The time-honored symbols of Celtic art and history appear in joyful abundance here. The spirals, Trinity Knots, and Claddagh symbols that have been passed on for thousands of years still carry a powerful legacy.

Little touches of color, through the use of exquisite cloisonne and enamelling, add visual interest and vibrancy to the individual charms.

This bracelet offers an opportunity to learn more about the meaning of Celtic symbols – it is a charming way to experience the touching symbols of faith, love and loyalty that have appeared since the sixth century.

In the sixth century (B.C.), the master artisans of Ireland, Scotland, and Wales began to incorporate a series of symbols into metal work, Celtic crosses, and illuminated texts.

Some premier examples of the Insular Art Movement include the Book Of Kells, The Tara Brooch, and The Ardagh Chalice.

Throughout history, the master craftsmen of the British Isles were world-renowned for creating stunning artworks out of precious metals. Today, the artisans of Ireland continue to honor the old traditions, adding modern flair to the ancient symbols.

The Tara’s Diary charm bracelet is the newest example of the melding of ancient and modern. Starting your own bracelet is easy and fun to do. You simply choose the basic bracelet, and find the charms you like most.

Whether your bracelet has one charm or many, you will enjoy the process of creating and wearing your bracelet. Special occasions can become wonderful reasons to add yet another pretty charm.

Your bracelet will be crafted to the highest standards of quality. Each charm will have its very own meaning. If you choose a charm with curving whorls (spirals), you will be opting for a symbol of life-force, which represents the endless, enriching journey of body, mind and spirit.

Selecting a charm with delicate, carefully crafted Trinity Knots will be a vivid expression of spiritual faith. The Trinity Knot is an illustration of the Holy Trinity. It represents the Father, The Son, and The Holy Spirit.

Taking time to understand the meanings of whichever charms you choose will be an excellent way to connect with the legends, traditions, and folklore of your Celtic ancestors.

The tender, romantic symbols of the Irish Claddagh also decorate the charms of our Tara’s Diary bracelet. The tiny hands, which gently clasp a crowned heart, are meant to symbolize love everlasting. You bracelet will be imbued with the spirit of loyalty, faithfulness, and affection.

As you can see, we have good reason to be so excited about the Tara’s Diary Charm Bracelet. Take a moment to watch our video and learn more about this exquisite new piece of jewelry.

Watch this video about the our new Tara’s Diary Celtic charm bracelet and then click here to enter your email address >>, and claim your special discount. PLEASE NOTE: this discount offer expires on July 26h, 2009. You can still enter your email address after this date, and I’ll keep you informed about the release of new Tara’s Diary beads.

click here to enter your email address >>, and claim your special discount. PLEASE NOTE: this discount offer expires on July 26h, 2009. You can still enter your email address after this date, and I’ll keep you informed about the release of new Tara’s Diary beads.

Tags: Ardagh Chalice, Celtic symbolism, claddagh, Claddagh symbols, Insular Art Movement, jewelry, Tara Brooch, Tara's Diary Charm Bracelet, The Book Of Kells, trinity knots

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