Archive for the ‘Celtic Jewelry Info’ Category
Friday, August 15th, 2008
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Celtic jewelry is special: with its intricate lines, curving love knots, or Claddagh symbols, it truly evokes the spirit of Celtic history, art, and spirituality.
All Celtic jewelry seems timeless, since the artisans of medieval times relied upon the same attention to detail and craftsmanship utilized today. Handmade Celtic jewelry can become a family heirloom, a treasured piece that honors the family’s heritage, from generation to generation. |
…continue reading Celtic Engagement Rings and their special magic
Tags: celtic, engagement, irish, jewelry, rings, symbolism
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Friday, August 8th, 2008
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An engagement ring is one of the most meaningful pieces of jewelry a woman will ever own. By choosing a special piece that will stay with you always, you can be assured of a ring you will love forever.
But how are you to choose? The market is flooded with so many choices; it can be difficult to settle upon the perfect ring. |
…continue reading The Perfect Irish Engagement Ring: Some Things to Consider
Tags: bands, celtic, claddagh, emerald, engagement, irish, rings, wedding
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Tuesday, August 5th, 2008
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The Celtic Cross is both mysterious and straightforward: it stirs the imagination. The strong, somewhat rugged lines of the Celtic Cross are unmistakable, strong, and beautiful.
But what does it mean? What is the true nature of the Celtic Cross, and what is it thought to represent, from ancient times, to modern-day? |
…continue reading Celtic crosses and their mystery – A great Celtic jewelry gift
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Tuesday, July 29th, 2008
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Almost everyone is aware of his or her birthstone, but not everyone knows the significance of the stone itself. A silver Claddagh birthstone ring from Irish Celtic Jewels can make a memorable birthday present: knowing something about the qualities of each birthstone can add depth and a sense of story to your special gift. |
…continue reading Silver birthstone Claddagh rings – A great birthday gift
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Tuesday, June 24th, 2008
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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
Tags: celtic jewelry, Irish jewelry, trinity knots, trinity love knots
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Tuesday, May 20th, 2008
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The gorgeous, deep-green gleam of emeralds has made them prized for centuries, as the most coveted of precious stones: by weight, the emerald is the most valuable gemstone in the world. Whether the natural, or more affordable created emerald, is used in your Claddagh ring, Irish Celtic pendant, or Celtic earrings, you will be thrilled with the purity and depth of your stone. |
…continue reading All about emeralds - Choosing the right stone for you
Tags: celtic, claddagh, crosses, earrings, emeralds, engagement, pendants, rings, trinity
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Friday, April 18th, 2008
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Well, technically it shouldn’t. We all know about the romantic Claddagh story about the fisherman, Richard Joyce, who crafted the unique design with the heart, the crown and the hands which have now come to symbolise love, loyalty and friendship. When you think about it, none of these symbols are of Celtic origin, although you may argue that their sentiment contains the Celtic spirit. |
…continue reading Should Claddagh jewelry be called Celtic jewelry?
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