Irish Celtic Jewels Blog

Planning an Irish wedding can be a lot of fun for the bride and groom. The old traditions can be mixed with new, modern elements to create an unforgettable ceremony and reception!

If you’ve chosen Celtic engagement rings or wedding bands, this theme will be perfect for your nuptials. Guests can enjoy the timeless spirit of Irish hospitality, taking away memories to last a lifetime.

Here’s our list of top ten ways to have an Irish wedding! …continue reading Top Ten Ways To Have An Irish Wedding

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If you’re looking for a special diamond ring for yourself or someone you love, you may have considered choosing a piece that has Celtic design elements.

The best Celtic rings, featuring inlaid diamonds or solitaire stones, will also offer some charming motifs that really evoke the spirit of Celtic culture.

Some common symbols that appear on today’s diamond rings are Claddagh crowned hearts (held by two tiny hands) or Trinity Love Knots, which symbolize the Holy Trinity.

Love, romance, and faith are the keystones of Celtic symbolism. Some of the symbols are so ancient, they can be traced back to the times of the Druids. …continue reading Finding The Perfect Celtic Diamond Ring

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For centuries, the pearl has been a source of wonder, evoking all the mysteries and languid beauty of the underwater world.

Prized throughout history, lustrous, shimmering pearls seem to catch and hold the rays of light that strike their surface, reflecting an exquisite array of colors.

When used in Celtic jewelry, the natural splendor of pearls can become a stunning design element, one that provides the perfect complement to the resonant symbols which define the culture and history of the British Isles.

Delicate spirals, knot work, and other common motifs add meaning and a touch of mysticism to creamy pearls.

Some of the best Celtic pearl jewelry designs are those where rings, pendants and earrings combine with the spiritual wonder of the classic Trinity Love Knot. …continue reading The Best Celtic Pearl Jewelry

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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

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The feeling of being in love is so powerful and so comforting. Finding that one very special person who will share your journey through existence is a gift to treasure for always.

If you’ve found the woman you have always dreamed of finding, you may be planning to propose and honor your love with a lifetime commitment. A Celtic engagement ring can be an ideal way to show your love.

There is something mystical and magical about Celtic jewelry. It seems to resonate with meaning, due to the carefully crafted symbols it features. …continue reading A Celtic Engagement Ring – To Show Your Love

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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

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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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