Irish Celtic Jewels Blog

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

A Tara’s Diary charm bracelet carries with it a series of symbols that mark the passage of time and all the meaningful milestones of life.

With the Tara’s Diary Charm Bracelet, moments can be remembered with a series of Celtic charms that also honor your heritage.

Meaningful symbols and exquisite enamels combine to create a unique object of beauty that can change and evolve over time.

The first Tara’s Diary bracelet was created as a special reminder of life’s most poignant moments. …continue reading All About The Tara’s Diary Charm Bracelet

One of the best things about being a parent is sharing your family’s traditions and heritage with the next generation.

Giving your child a gift of Celtic jewelry can be a touching way to make your family’s legacy come alive. There are great, affordable choices that will become favorites to any child.

A children’s Celtic Cross pendant is a wonderful way to introduce your child to Celtic symbolism.

The distinctive, ringed Celtic Cross is a symbol of faith. It makes a wonderful gift for a child who attends church or Sunday school. The four points of the Celtic Cross represent the four directions, and the central ring is a symbol of eternity. …continue reading Celtic Kid’s Jewelry Designs – A Great Gift Idea

About Saint Patrick Saint Patrick is the patron saint of Ireland. He was devoted to converting the Irish to the Christian faith. In his early years, Saint Patrick was a Pagan, but an experience in his teen years changed him, and he became a devoted follower of the Gospel.

…continue reading Saint Patrick’s Day Gift Ideas For Your Loved One

St. Patrick’s Day is a beloved tradition around the world, but amid all the green wearing, pinching, shamrock decorating and Guinness toasting, how many know the history behind the day and the saint himself? Read and learn about the history of St. Patrick’s Day, and you may even be able to take some tidbits of knowledge and impress your mates at the local pub.

…continue reading The History of St. Patrick’s Day