Posts Tagged ‘irish’
Tuesday, October 13th, 2009
Autumn 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!
If 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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Friday, September 11th, 2009
The 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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Tuesday, August 25th, 2009
The 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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Tuesday, July 21st, 2009
We’ve introduced a stunning new addition to our jewelry line – the Tara’s Diary Celtic charm bracelet.
The very first bracelet was created because our good friend Tara wished to use charms to represent her special memories. Each charm meant something to her and reminded her of happy times in her life.
Your charm bracelet can serve the same purpose. Special occasions and milestones can be marked with a charm that will always remind you of your own special moments in life. …continue reading Tara’s Diary – The Prettiest New Celtic Charms For Your Bracelet
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Tuesday, June 2nd, 2009
The illuminated text known as The Book Of Kells is considered Ireland’s greatest national art treasure. Now resting at Trinity College Library in Dublin, the book draws thousands of tourists each year. They come to gaze at depictions of the Gospels, decorated with colorful, vibrant knot work borders. The history of this beautiful testament to faith and spirituality is fascinating. …continue reading The Book Of Kells – An Irish Masterpiece
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Friday, May 22nd, 2009
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The Irish know that music, dance and food and drink are the keystones of an unforgettable wedding reception. The Irish spirit of hospitality and warmth can come through in your own celebration when you follow a few simple guidelines. If you’re interested in adding a touch of the Emerald Isle to your nuptials, we can help. We’ve researched some fantastic ways to bring the Celtic spirit to life on this very special occasion.
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…continue reading Irish Wedding Receptions – Ways To Get The Party Going, Irish Style
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Friday, May 15th, 2009
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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:
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…continue reading A Fun Guide To Irish Symbols In Popular Culture
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Tuesday, April 28th, 2009
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“Fear was making her steps precise, like scissors cutting paper…”
Brenna Briggs, the author of the unique Liffey Rivers Irish Dancer Mysteries, has commented that “the world of Irish dancers is out of control! Families spend thousands of dollars each year traveling to dance competitions all over the world and many dancers own several solo dresses, worth well over a thousand dollars each, along with multiple hard and soft shoes. |
…continue reading Liffey Rivers Irish Dancer Mysteries
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Tuesday, April 21st, 2009
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Capturing the romantic spirit of the Irish people can make for a lovely date night with your partner. You can create a special meal that offers your loved one a glimpse into Irish history and tradition. If you’ve chosen a special piece of Irish jewelry for someone you love, you can add a sense of occasion by presenting your gift during an Irish meal that is delicious and easy to make. |
…continue reading Making A Romantic Irish Meal For Your Partner
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Friday, April 3rd, 2009
If you are planning an Irish wedding, one that you would like to be as authentic as possible, having a rehearsal comprised of traditional Irish foods can be a wonderful way to stay in keeping with the culture and treat your wedding party and family to some wonderful tastes. Whether you have the food catered or you choose to make it yourself, learn what foods are considered traditional Irish fare. …continue reading How to Plan a Traditional Irish Rehearsal Dinner
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