Irish Celtic Jewels Blog

I only had one entrant for this months competition, which made me realize that it was probably too difficult a competition.Luckily the one entry was excellent. The winner is Christy Hair from Portland, OR. Christy wrote this description on the wall of my Celtic jewelry Facebook Page and it’s also now live on my site as the description for this Celtic wedding ring:

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This lovely Celtic wedding band of clear, sparkling diamonds and precious gold, (your choose between the rich yellow color or the shimmering white), is enough to delight any lass’ heart! Make your big day extra lucky by slipping it on to your love’s pretty hand. And, like the knots upon the ring, may your lives forever be entwined in love!

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Congratulations Christy! You have won this gold Celtic pendant (including chain), worth $279. I’ll contact you shortly to get your shipping details.

Write a description of this ring:	And win this Celtic Pendant:

Next month I’ll be adding this new Celtic wedding ring to the online store. We want you to write a description of the ring. The person with the best description will win this gold Celtic pendant (including chain), worth $279. And the Celtic wedding ring will go live on the website with the winning description. Check out the specific details of the ring here.

Entry details:

• Go to my Celtic jewelry page on Facebook
• Become a fan of the page
• Post the product description on the wall
• Write approx. 60 – 70 words
• If you’re not on Facebook you can sign-up here

The closing entry date is November 19th. The winner will be announced here on the blog and on my Facebook page on November 21st. Good luck!

If you love authentic Irish Celtic jewelry, but simply can’t afford to spend a lot on it, we can help! There are many ways to get all the features you are looking for, without breaking your budget. Here are some tips on stretching your dollar when shopping for Irish designs: you can still enjoy the romance, history and beauty of it all, regardless of what you will be spending:

…continue reading Celtic Jewelry On A Budget: Here’s some helpful tips

Rubies have been a source of fascination since the dawn of man: there are many Biblical references to this precious gem, which is thought to bestow good health and good fortune in its wearer.

…continue reading Choose a Celtic engagement ring with a Ruby

If you are familiar with the story of the Claddagh ring, you know just how romantic it really is: an Irish fisherman, Robert Joyce, was kidnapped by a goldsmith, long ago, and forced to work for him, far away from his home. He was separated from his true love, an Irish woman he never forgot, or stopped loving: he fashioned a special ring, to honor his undying loyalty to her. The ring had special features that made it unique: two hands gently held a crowned heart, symbolizing the way she held his heart so long ago.

…continue reading Claddagh Rings – Trendy Yet Timeless

If you are planning on buying the woman you love a Celtic engagement ring, you might want to add a touch of Celtic flavor to the proposal itself. If your fiancée to be is of Celtic heritage, you can do many things to honor her ancestry while planning your proposal. Here are some tips on Celtic proposals.

…continue reading Adding A Celtic Touch To Your Proposal: Some Fun Ideas

The last drop of champagne (and anything else that was on the house) has been drunk, all of your guests had a marvelous time and in a few hours time you are off to your honeymoon.

You look down at your hand at there it is – your wedding band, it may or may not be a Celtic ring, but there it is and you have an Irish hubby to match. Your happily ever after starts right now. …continue reading 5 great reasons to marry an Irishman

“Have you set the date yet?” “So, you two lovebirds, when is the special day going to be?” If you’ve recently gotten engaged, no doubt you’ve had these questions thrown at you more times than a clown at the state fair’s had pies thrown in his face. …continue reading The traditional Irish Wedding Season

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