Posts Tagged ‘Irish jewelry’
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
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Tuesday, November 3rd, 2009
Ireland offers a range of landscapes and activities to tourists, and those who visit the country can choose an itinerary that really reflects their personal taste.
From hiking along The Dingle Way and boating on the River Shannon, to admiring the hustle and bustle of Dublin…there are so many choices.
However, many people visit Ireland to experience a taste of their own cultural heritage. They seek out experiences that bring the past to life, and often they do this in Ireland’s most historic cities & villages.
If you’re interested in heritage and history, planning a trip to Ireland that is centered around its historic towns can be very gratifying. Here’s a look at some of the best places to drink in the past while in the Emerald Isle: …continue reading Visiting Ireland – Some Great Historic Cities & Villages
Tags: castle, Celtic knot work, Cobh, Dingle Way, emerald, Ireland, Irish jewelry, Kilkenny, River Shannon, Waterford City
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Tuesday, October 27th, 2009
Dublin 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
Tags: book festival, chamber music, claddagh, dublin, Dubliners, Halloween, Hallowfest, Horrorthon, Irish jewelry, Irish pubs, Mozart, RDS
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Friday, October 16th, 2009
An Irish or Celtic festival is, quite simply, a meeting ground for people of Celtic heritage, and anyone else interested in experiencing the joys of Irish & Celtic music, dance and culture.
Now, more than ever, these festivals are gaining popularity in North America, where they’ve become a vibrant, stimulating way to enjoy a weekend, near home or far away.
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The main components of most Irish and Celtic festivals are musical entertainment and other performances. Usually, there are multiple stages where performers can display their proficiency in dance or music, allowing the festival-goer to pick and choose what they want to see. …continue reading What Is An Irish Or Celtic Festival?
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Tuesday, September 29th, 2009
Ireland has everything to offer its visitors: warm, friendly people, fun attractions and landmarks (both modern and ancient), and amazing architecture.
The Emerald Isle also features a series of natural wonders, each of them unique and unforgettable.
From the dramatic Cliffs of Moher, to the haunting beauty of The Burren (a limestone expanse that seems almost otherworldly), there are countless photo opportunities and memories to be made…
We’ve compiled a list of some of Ireland’s most striking natural wonders. If you’re planning a trip to this country, you’ll want to see as many of them as you possibly can. …continue reading Natural Wonders Of Ireland
Tags: claddagh ring, cliffs of moher, Emerald Isle, Irish jewelry, River Shannon, shamrock, Slieve Bloom, The Burren
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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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Friday, March 20th, 2009
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Spring is a time of regeneration. After a long winter, thoughts may turn to lighter clothing and new fashion trends for the season. If you are considering some upgrading of your wardrobe for spring, perhaps you are also considering some new jewelry to add a shot of color to your new look. |
…continue reading Irish Jewelry: Some Spring Fashion Trends
Tags: claddagh, fashion, Irish jewelry, pendants, spring
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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
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