Irish Celtic Jewels Blog

When 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

Spirals are dominant motifs in Celtic art prior to the Christian influence on the Celts, which began around 450 A.D., and are prominently displayed on ancient artifacts dating long before the arrival of Christians.

We know that these symbols are of great cultural and spiritual importance to the Druids of ancient Ireland. These people were by no means primitive and the intricacy of their art, despite how hard they had to work, is testimony to the significance they placed in the symbols behind their beliefs. …continue reading A History of Irish Celtic Art: Spirals & Knotwork

The 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

The spiral is a powerful, recurrent symbol in Celtic culture. Its provenance can be traced back to the sixth century. But what does it really mean?

The mysteries of the curving, gentle lines of the Celtic whorl, or spiral, are a source of fascination for historians and laymen alike.

Over the centuries, this powerful, mystical symbol has been studied and, in time, its secrets have been revealed.

The spiral is related to life-force and to the journey of birth, death, and spiritual resurrection that is a tenet of the Christian faith. From its roots in the days of the Druids, the circular design has evolved, carrying with it a message of undying faith in the Divine Being. …continue reading The Celtic Spiral In Today’s Jewelry