Posts Tagged ‘Interlace’
Friday, November 13th, 2009
There is something so romantic about Christmas… dreamy, snowy days segue into nights spent gazing at the twinkling lights on the holiday tree…
Make the most of the romantic holiday spirit by giving the woman you love the gift of Irish jewelry.
The symbols of the Irish people are often ancient in origin, and their intricate designs illustrate themes of love, loyalty, and faith. Learning about the myths, legends, and history of this fascinating culture can be an exciting journey into the past.
If you want to show her how much you care this holiday season, give her a special piece of handcrafted jewelry made in Ireland! Every woman loves to open a little box with something delicate and beautiful inside! It will also be a great opportunity to honor her Irish heritage (or your own!). …continue reading Romantic Irish Jewelry For Her – A Christmas Gift Guide
Tags: Christmas gift, claddagh, cultured pearl, diamonds, Interlace, Irish jewelry, mother and child, propose, romantic, rubies, sterling silver, trinity knots
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Tuesday, October 20th, 2009
The 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
Tags: celtic jewelry, charm bracelets, claddagh, engagement rings, heart-shaped jewelry, Interlace, metal work, Pandora, Sapphire, Shamrocks, tara's diary, trinity, triquetra
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Friday, October 2nd, 2009
Many Irish legends are steeped in religion and the strong Christian belief system of the country’s past, but others are more charming, whimsical, and even funny.
In this post, we’ll take a lighthearted look at some fun Irish legends that still offer a fascinating look into the lore and culture of the Emerald Isle.
From lucky horseshoes, to crafty little leprechauns, to magic harps… Ireland’s storytelling tradition comes alive in these charming Irish legends…
Lucky Horseshoes – …continue reading A look at Fun Irish Legends
Tags: Christian, Emerald Isle, fun irish legends, Interlace, Irish wedding jewelry, Jennifer Aniston, Leprechaun, lucky horseshoes, magic harps, The Mists Of Avalon
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Friday, August 28th, 2009
There 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
Tags: Bono, celtic jewelry, claddagh ring, earrings, Interlace, Katherine Hepburn, knot work, Old Hollywood, pendants, rings, Trinity Knot
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Tuesday, August 11th, 2009
Perhaps 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
Tags: Ardagh Chalice, celtic jewelry, claddagh, Interlace, Ireland, Tara Brooch, Trinity Knot, triquetra
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Friday, July 31st, 2009
Every woman wants a wedding ring that evokes all the romantic feelings in her heart. Her special ring is a symbol of everything she feels for you and of her undying commitment to you.
Show her how much it all means to you by giving her a romantic Irish wedding ring when you propose.
The symbols and meanings of Irish culture are uniquely appropriate to wedding ring designs. They mesh beautifully with expressions and fidelity, adoration, and faith. …continue reading The Most Romantic Irish Wedding and Engagement Rings
Tags: claddagh ring, Dublin Castle, Insular Art Movement, Interlace, Ireland, jewelry, spirals, Trinity Love Knot, wedding ring
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Friday, July 24th, 2009
Celtic 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
Tags: ancestry, British Isles, celtic earrings, claddagh, Holy Trinity, Interlace, shamrock, triquetra, whorls
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Friday, July 10th, 2009
Are you proud to be of Irish ancestry? Why not honor your heritage by choosing an Irish jewelry design that features the ancient symbols of your ancestors?
The Irish jewelry of today utilizes the delicate knot work and Shamrock symbols that make Irish art and folklore so fascinating.
As well, it offers the finest in handcrafted design. It is made by artisans in the Emerald Isle itself.
Since the sixth century, when the Insular Art movement began in Ireland, Scotland, and Wales, the master metal workers of the British Isles have created works of great beauty. Today’s craftsmen honor the old traditions every time they create modern Irish jewelry designs. …continue reading Honor Your Heritage With A Little Touch Of Ireland
Tags: Ardagh Chalice, Book Of Kells, Emerald Isle, engagement ring, Insular Art Movement, Interlace, Irish jewelry, shamrock, Tara Brooch
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Tuesday, July 7th, 2009
The feeling of being in love is so powerful and so comforting. Finding that one very special person who will share your journey through existence is a gift to treasure for always.
If you’ve found the woman you have always dreamed of finding, you may be planning to propose and honor your love with a lifetime commitment. A Celtic engagement ring can be an ideal way to show your love.
There is something mystical and magical about Celtic jewelry. It seems to resonate with meaning, due to the carefully crafted symbols it features. …continue reading A Celtic Engagement Ring – To Show Your Love
Tags: celtic engagement ring, Emerald Isle, Interlace, Irish Claddagh, jewelry, proposal, trinity love knots
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