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Exploring Dublin – The Best Things To See And Do This Fall

Tuesday, October 27th, 2009

pumpkinsDublin has become one of the world’s premier tourist destinations – it offers a taste of Irish culture to visitors from all around the world.

From the hottest new restaurants, featuring fusion cuisine and modern decor, to traditional Irish pubs where you can enjoy a pint among friends…you’ll never run short of things to do in this vibrant city.

As well as the nightlife and hospitality Dublin is so well-known for, guests to the city will also be able to explore a whole series of natural wonders, castles, and attractions. …continue reading Exploring Dublin – The Best Things To See And Do This Fall

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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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The Triquetra – A Mystical Symbol Of The Celts

Tuesday, August 11th, 2009

blog-ring-1Perhaps you’ve noticed the Triquetra, one of the most recognizable symbols of the Celtic people, in the world all around you – upon the stone crosses in Irish churchyards…on works of art…in books…

The Triquetra endures because it is a testament of faith. Belief in the Christian God and in The Holy Trinity is at the root of this symbol’s meaning.

Each of the three sections of the Triquetra, or Trinity Knot, are meant to illustrate The Father, The Son, and The Holy Spirit.

When considering the impact of this ancient symbol, it’s important to take a look at the cultural history of the British Isles during the times following the Holy Roman Empire. …continue reading The Triquetra – A Mystical Symbol Of The Celts

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Celtic Earrings – A Look At The Best Styles

Friday, July 24th, 2009

earring-blog-22Celtic earrings can add a touch of style and grace to your image. They flatter every woman. If you are of Celtic ancestry, you may find yourself drawn to the mystical, ancient symbols of your forefathers, and also find yourself wondering exactly what they mean.

The designs and patterns that appear on today’s Celtic earrings also appear in Celtic art and on landmarks in the British Isles.

Most of these common symbols relate to the spiritual journey through life: the cycles of birth, death, and spiritual resurrection are represented by careful, curving whorls. In interlace (Celtic knot work), the interconnectedness of all things is revered and celebrated. …continue reading Celtic Earrings – A Look At The Best Styles

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Tara’s Diary Celtic Charm Bracelet: Launching July16th

Monday, July 6th, 2009

charm-bracelet(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. …continue reading Tara’s Diary Celtic Charm Bracelet: Launching July16th

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Win Prizes and Discounts in The Celtic Jewelry Contest

Wednesday, May 27th, 2009

It’s nearly half way through the ‘The most beautiful Celtic jewelry contest!’ and we’ve already got 10 entrants! There’s some really stunning and unique pieces up there, and it’s been a joy to see each one appear on the page. You check out the entrants on the Celtic jewelry page.

I just wanted to thank all those who’ve uploaded their photos, and those who’ve voted on the Celtic jewelry pieces so far.

Remember, the contest is due to end on June 11th, but will continue until we have 15 entrants, so I need at least another 5 entrants before the contest ends.

So go and get that Celtic jewelry piece photographed and upload it to the Celtic jewelry page. If your friends or family have a Celtic jewelry piece, you can upload their photos too; and if you don’t have any Celtic jewelry, you can get in there and vote! Here’s what you can won:

  • Upload a picture/video to the page and you’ll receive a 10% discount coupon for my Celtic jewelry store
  • Be in the top 3 and you’ll receive a FREE silver Celtic birthstone ring
  • Anyone who votes, will receive a 5% discount coupon for my Celtic jewelry store
  • All discounts and prizes will be available once the competition finishes on June 11th.

Here’s a reminder of the terms & conditions:

  • You may vote on as many pictures as you like
  • You can vote for yourself
  • If you invite people to vote, they need to click on “become a fan” before voting
  • The contest will not end before June 11th, 2009
  • If by June 11th, 2009, there are not 15 entrants or more, the contest will continue until it reaches this number
  • I will contact all winners and participants personally when the contest ends
  • All discount coupons will be valed for 3 months after issue date

Thanks,

Leigh

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Affordable Irish Gifts For Your Bridesmaids

Tuesday, May 19th, 2009
Silver Claddagh Birthstone for May

If you’re interested in adding a touch of Irish spirit to your wedding or reception, you may also be considering some charming Irish-inspired gifts for your bridesmaids. Your bridesmaids will be there with you on your wedding day, to help you get ready and to share your happiness. Reward them for their love and loyalty with gorgeous presents that show your thoughtfulness. Here are some wonderful (and affordable) options for bridesmaids’ gifts with a Celtic flair!

…continue reading Affordable Irish Gifts For Your Bridesmaids

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A Fun Guide To Irish Symbols In Popular Culture

Friday, May 15th, 2009
Gents Claddagh Ring

Once you’ve become immersed in the symbols and lore of the Emerald Isle, you will start to recognize little touches of Ireland in the world around you. While Irish jewelry designs feature some of the most exquisite renderings of Celtic interlace and other popular symbols, they are not the only place you will discover such designs. In today’s world, these symbols can appear almost anywhere. Here is a fun guide to some examples of Irish symbolism in popular culture:

…continue reading A Fun Guide To Irish Symbols In Popular Culture

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Fresh Irish Jewelry Ideas For This Spring

Tuesday, May 5th, 2009
14k Part Set Heart Claddagh Ring

When days grow longer and the first signs of spring approach, it can be exhilarating. Spring days call for different fashion choices, such as lighter fabrics and cheery, bright colors. You may want to consider spicing up your jewelry collection with some stunning Irish designs this season. Adding a shot of color is easy with the timeless beauty of these pieces. As well, Irish jewelry really captures the essence of spring through its symbols and intricate patterns, which are often inspired by nature.

…continue reading Fresh Irish Jewelry Ideas For This Spring

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Celtic Jewelry: Great Mother’s Day Gifts

Friday, May 1st, 2009
Two Stone Mother's Pendant

Mothers are incredibly special people: they gave us life and have taken care of us every single day since, whether we are 6 years old or 60 years old. Mother’s Day was created for a very specific reason: to celebrate and honor the mothers who have provided us with the unconditional love that everyone needs to feel like they are a worthy human being.

…continue reading Celtic Jewelry: Great Mother’s Day Gifts

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