More Exciting New Celtic Cross Pendants
Last week, we showed you a few selections from our new Celtic Cross pendants collection; this week, we want to introduce you to some more lovely rhodium and gold necklaces, which are also styled after the ancient stone crosses of Ireland, Scotland, and Wales. Each design we offer is embellished with genuine gemstones that add diamond beauty [...]
Peterborough Celtic Festival – Ontario, Canada – August 5th& 6th, 2011
Ontario goes Celtic on August 5th and 6th, 2011, when the Peterborough Celtic Festival comes to town. This lively and joyous Gaelic event celebrates the beauty and meaning of Celtic culture, including dancing, music, art, and storytelling. During this fun-filled event, revelers will congregate in the Celtic village to sample traditional Celtic foods, such as Scottish haggis, Irish blood [...]
Celtic National Flowers
Every Celtic nation has its own flower, which is often used in emblems that appear on crests, coins, and flags. The national flower of Ireland is the shamrock (which is technically a plant), while Scotland’s national flower is the thistle. Wales is often represented by the leek, but its actual national flower is the bright [...]
Show Your Spirituality With Our New Celtic Cross Pendants
Crafted from rhodium that mimics the look of expensive white gold, our new line of affordable Celtic Cross Pendants also feature 14k gold-plated accents, as well as shining, genuine diamonds and emeralds. Designed to honor the faith and spirituality of the ancient Celts, each pendant is handcrafted, and stamped at Dublin Castle’s Assay Office; each design comes with a [...]
Dublin Irish Festival (Ohio, USA) – August 5 – August 8, 2011
This American celebration, which is held in Dublin, Ohio each August, is one of the world’s most popular Irish festivals. Attendees come from all over the USA (and other countries, too!) to experience a taste of Gaelic music, dance, culture, and hospitality. Siince over 40 million Americans share Irish ancestry, it’s only fitting that Dublin, USA [...]
Exploring Howth, Ireland
Located in Fingal County (less than nine miles from bustling Dublin City), Howth, Ireland is home to majestic Howth Castle, as well as the Castle’s stunning Deer Park estate. On the Castle grounds, visitors admire an ancient Irish Dolmen known as Aideen’s Grave; this collapsed relic is a Megalithic portal tomb, composed of three large stones…these rugged grave markers often date [...]
The Great American Irish Festival – July 29th -31st, 2011 (Frankfort, New York)
This July, The Great American Irish Festival will be held at the Herkimer County Fairgrounds (2571 Higby Road) in Frankfort, New York; this all-ages event is running from July 29th to July 31st, 2011. Designed to honor Irish culture and heritage with traditional Gaelic music, dance and activities, this event will featuring musical performers Slide, Barleyjuice, [...]
Our Celtic Ruby Engagement Ring
Ruby red is the color of romance, passion, and royalty…for centuries, stunning ruby gemstones have graced the hands (and crowns) of kings, queens, emperors and empresses. According to legend, the magical properties of the glowing red ruby are believed to bestow power, protection from enemies, and great wealth upon the wearer; this may be one [...]
Irish High Kings – The Story Of Brian Boru
Many of the stories of Ireland’s High Kings were passed down via the Bards, who created ballads and epic poems detailing the exploits and adventures of these royal men. Often, these “oral” histories were told to the common people, who learned about the history of their country through the efforts of these poet-minstrel courtiers. Since [...]
Our Striking And Meaningful Trinity Knot Pendant
Perfect for gift-giving, our striking and meaningful 14k Emerald Trinity Knot Pendant can also be an ideal way to treat yourself to the symbolism and beauty of authentic Celtic design. Crafted from gleaming 14k yellow gold, this emerald-studded design is made by hand, right in Ireland. The special significance of the Trinity Knot motif has [...]
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