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The Best Celtic Jewelry For Men

Friday, November 6th, 2009

gold presentWhen we think of jewelry, we often think of women only…but today’s men also want to enjoy the intricacy and meaning of Celtic rings and necklaces.

There is no specific type of man who loves wearing jewelry – from the edgy, alternative rocker, who pairs a Celtic Cross pendant with layers of black clothing, to the sophisticated businessman in tailored suits, who chooses a traditional Irish Claddagh Ring…today’s men are as eclectic as the jewelry they wear…

Since Christmas is on the horizon, you may be considering some gift ideas for the men in your life. Jewelry is a personal, unusual choice that really demonstrates your knowledge of another person. …continue reading The Best Celtic Jewelry For Men

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Hot Trends In Celtic Jewelry Design

Tuesday, October 20th, 2009

claddagh charmThe best new Celtic jewelry designs bring the past and present together, offering ancient symbols and exquisite craftsmanship.

Today’s designers know that women are looking for something special – a mixture of old and new that retains the best elements of the Celtic metal work tradition, while still staying on-trend with fashion.

We’ve put together a quick look at some of the hottest new Celtic jewelry designs for this season. From romantic engagement rings with delicate interlace, to charm bracelets that offer vibrant color and meaningful symbols – modern Celtic rings, pendants and bracelets truly have it all. …continue reading Hot Trends In Celtic Jewelry Design

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Best Makeup Looks To Match Your Emerald Irish Jewelry

Tuesday, October 13th, 2009

eyeAutumn is a time for change. As temperatures drop, many women rethink their look…from fashion, to jewelry, to hair and makeup. Adding a little flair to your eyes, lips, and cheeks can be fun this fall!

We’ve got some great ideas on how to make your emerald Celtic jewelry “pop” with the best makeup for the season!

drop earringsIf you’ve got a special piece of emerald jewelry you’re planning on wearing this season, you can highlight the beauty of your earrings or necklace (or even a pretty ring!) by choosing just the right makeup for a coordinated look.

Remember, rings are often close to the face when we eat, gesture, etc. You can amp up the impact of any piece of Irish emerald jewelry with our tips. …continue reading Best Makeup Looks To Match Your Emerald Irish Jewelry

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Irish Myths And Legends

Friday, September 11th, 2009

saint bridgets crossThe myths and legends of Irish culture are mystical, charming, and sometimes very touching.

From the tale of the caring, devout Saint Bridget and her special cross, to the legend of the first Claddagh Ring – all have their place in the great Irish storytelling tradition.

If you’re interested in Irish myth and legend, you may also be interested in the many ways that today’s Celtic and Irish jewelry designs hearken back to the old legends.

The symbols and hidden meanings in today’s rings, pendants, and earrings all tell their own story.

Some Irish legends are whimsical (the Leprechaun comes to mind), but others are deeper and more heartfelt. …continue reading Irish Myths And Legends

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Finding The Perfect Celtic Diamond Ring

Friday, September 4th, 2009

celtic ring 2If you’re looking for a special diamond ring for yourself or someone you love, you may have considered choosing a piece that has Celtic design elements.

The best Celtic rings, featuring inlaid diamonds or solitaire stones, will also offer some charming motifs that really evoke the spirit of Celtic culture.

Some common symbols that appear on today’s diamond rings are Claddagh crowned hearts (held by two tiny hands) or Trinity Love Knots, which symbolize the Holy Trinity.

Love, romance, and faith are the keystones of Celtic symbolism. Some of the symbols are so ancient, they can be traced back to the times of the Druids. …continue reading Finding The Perfect Celtic Diamond Ring

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The Best Celtic Pearl Jewelry

Tuesday, September 1st, 2009

pearl-pendantFor centuries, the pearl has been a source of wonder, evoking all the mysteries and languid beauty of the underwater world.

Prized throughout history, lustrous, shimmering pearls seem to catch and hold the rays of light that strike their surface, reflecting an exquisite array of colors.

When used in Celtic jewelry, the natural splendor of pearls can become a stunning design element, one that provides the perfect complement to the resonant symbols which define the culture and history of the British Isles.

Delicate spirals, knot work, and other common motifs add meaning and a touch of mysticism to creamy pearls.

Some of the best Celtic pearl jewelry designs are those where rings, pendants and earrings combine with the spiritual wonder of the classic Trinity Love Knot. …continue reading The Best Celtic Pearl Jewelry

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Celtic Jewelry – Building The Perfect Collection

Friday, August 28th, 2009

gold celtic ringThere are many different ways to build a Celtic jewelry collection. If you’re interested in the symbols and lore of your ancestors, you may enjoy finding out how to create a collection that really embodies all the spiritual faith and ancient symbolism of the Celts.

We can help you build the perfect collection, from classic to eclectic. Whether you choose pieces with a range of symbols that evoke different meanings, or prefer to find a theme of motifs that appear in your rings, pendants and earrings, you can be assured of a grouping that is beautiful, meaningful, and handcrafted to last a lifetime. …continue reading Celtic Jewelry – Building The Perfect Collection

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Claddagh Jewelry – The Ultimate Token of Affection

Tuesday, August 25th, 2009

claddagh gold bandThe Claddagh ring is a uniquely Irish symbol of affection, given in the spirit of friendship or romantic ardor. From the very first Claddagh ring, with its two tiny hands, gently holding onto a crowned heart, to the modern Claddagh-inspired rings, pendants, and earrings of today, the legacy lives on…

The symbols of the Claddagh are inherently meaningful. The crowned heart is an illustration of loyalty in love. The hands that hold it close are tenderly offering it to the ring’s wearer.

If you’ve given your heart to a special man or woman, or wish to honor a friendship that matters to you, giving a piece of traditional Claddagh jewelry can be the perfect expression of warm feelings and sincere affection. …continue reading Claddagh Jewelry – The Ultimate Token of Affection

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Show You Care With Trinity Love Knots

Friday, August 21st, 2009

colors of irelandThe beautiful legacy of the classic Trinity Love Knot has its roots in Celtic spirituality and mythology. The mystical lines of the Trinity Knot trace the pathways of the Celtic people along their journey toward Christian ideals.

Each segment of the trefoil design pays homage to The Father, The Son, and The Holy Spirit. The gentle, curving lines of the Trinity Knot, or Triquetra, are an enduring symbol of faith that lasts forever. In matters of romance, nothing could be more appropriate or touching. …continue reading Show You Care With Trinity Love Knots

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The Best Sapphire Celtic Jewelry

Tuesday, August 18th, 2009

blog sapphire 2Sapphires have a mysterious, midnight-blue shimmer that has made them prized for centuries. This noble gemstone has great symbolic value and historical significance.

Known as a stone that increases perception and bestows protection from harm, the potentates of Ancient Persia believed in the holiness of the Sapphire.

Today, this magical blue gem is often used in engagement rings. Flanked with shining, icy white diamonds, the sapphire engagement ring can be an original and stunning choice for today’s woman. …continue reading The Best Sapphire Celtic Jewelry

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