Posts Tagged ‘shamrock’
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, 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
Tags: charm bracelet, claddagh ring, engagement ring, irish, legends, Leprechaun, myths, saint bridget, Saint Patrick, shamrock
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Tuesday, July 28th, 2009
The special occasions that come around each year are a welcome break from the busy pace of everyday life. They provide us with a sense of joy and magic and give us something to look forward to.
Why not celebrate those special moments with a beautiful charm bracelet that features meaningful charms that mark special occasions?
The Tara’s Diary Charm Bracelet has everything you need to create an heirloom that serves as a visual retelling of your own personal life story.
Much like a scrapbook or photo album, the Tara’s Diary Charm Bracelet provides a beautiful sense of perspective and meaning. …continue reading The Perfect Celtic Charms For Special Occasions
Tags: baby bootie, birthday, charm bracelet, Mother's Day, Saint Patrick's Day, scrapbook, shamrock, Special Occasions, spiral, tara's diary, Trinity Love Knot, triquetras
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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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Friday, July 3rd, 2009
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
Tags: Birthstone Claddagh Ring, celtic jewelry, children's Celtic Cross pendant, gemstone, jewelry, Saint Patrick, shamrock
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Tuesday, June 23rd, 2009
Celtic Trinity Knots are one of the most enduring symbols of Celtic culture. They bring depth and meaning to Celtic jewelry designs.
The history of the triquetra, or Trinity Knot, dates back to the sixth century, when artists of the Insular Art period used it to adorn stone crosses and art treasures. …continue reading Celtic Trinity Knots – The Perfect Symbols For Your Wedding Ring
Tags: Celtic culture, Celtic Trinity Knots, Celtic wedding bands, Insular Art, shamrock, Trinity Knot, trinity love knots, triquetra
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Friday, June 5th, 2009
Choosing a Celtic wedding ring can be the beginning of an interesting journey into Celtic symbolism.
The delicate knot work and spirals found on today’s wedding bands and Celtic engagement rings are meaningful as well as beautiful.
If you are curious about the deeper significance of modern wedding designs, we can help you understand how the symbols became important links with the history of the Celtic people. …continue reading Celtic Wedding Rings – What They Mean
Tags: Celtic crosses, Celtic engagement rings, Celtic history, Celtic symbolism, Celtic wedding ring, shamrock, trinity knots
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Tuesday, May 5th, 2009
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When days grow longer and the first signs of spring approach, it can be exhilarating. Spring days call for different fashion choices, such as lighter fabrics and cheery, bright colors. You may want to consider spicing up your jewelry collection with some stunning Irish designs this season. Adding a shot of color is easy with the timeless beauty of these pieces. As well, Irish jewelry really captures the essence of spring through its symbols and intricate patterns, which are often inspired by nature.
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…continue reading Fresh Irish Jewelry Ideas For This Spring
Tags: claddagh, fashion, jewelry, knots, ring, shamrock, spring, trinity
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Monday, March 16th, 2009
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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
Tags: candles, cookies, pendant, Saint Patrick, shamrock
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