Irish Celtic Jewels

Friday, April 24, 2009

I hope you had a great Paddy's Day and trust you had a relaxing Easter weekend.

With Mother's Day less than 3 weeks away, I'm delighted to offer a 10% discount on any Mother's day gift purchase. This discount will decrease by 2% each day until the offer ends in 5 days, on April 29nd.

To avail of this special Mother's Day discount you must enter the coupon code: mothers, on the one page checkout page. Don't lose out on this offer; go over to the site and order now.

Also, check out the Mother's Day gift article below for the best Celtic jewelry ideas.

Leigh Maher
leighm@irishcelticjewels.com

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Your mother has always been there, caring for you and supporting you as you go through life. If you want to let her know how much she means to you this Mother’s Day, you might be interested in a special piece of Celtic jewelry that honors her family ancestry.

If your Mother is of Irish, Scottish, or Welsh heritage, the Celtic piece you select will have great sentimental value for her. She will appreciate the “story” behind the symbols and history of traditional Celtic designs. In every ring, pendant, or pair of earrings, there is handcrafted artistry, passed down through the centuries.

The Irish, in particular, have been world-renowned for their expert metalwork for thousands of years. This proud tradition continues today, as the artisans of Ireland fashion authentic designs that share the same symbols found on sixth century metal work and art treasures.

Family is about love, passed down through the generations. It is about loyalty and pride. The symbols found on Celtic jewelry designs often have hidden meanings that echo these values.

If your mother is a Christian, she will find the Trinity Knots found on today’s necklaces and other styles to be beautiful, delicate reminders of the Father, the Son, and The Holy Spirit. The Trinity Knot is a wonderful choice for this Mother’s Day. It has always been a potent symbol of faith and love. You can find Trinity Knots on pendants, rings, and earrings. You can create a set of matching pieces she’ll adore, or start her collection for her.

Celtic jewelry has an heirloom quality - when it is handcrafted and assayed in Ireland itself. Beware of poor imitations, and be sure to buy from an Irish dealer who understands the traditions and history of Celtic designs. This way, you’ll know your mother is getting the very best.

You can add a special, personal touch to your Mother’s Day gift by ordering a birthstone Mother’s pendant with Celtic symbols. You can choose the number of gemstones you need to represent all the family members your Mother loves so much! You can choose stones for each child (or grandchild), and you can add more gems as the family expands.

Your mother will wear her pendant proudly, enjoying the feeling of having a little piece of her loved ones with her at all times. The necklace will become a conversation piece she enjoys telling others about. The Claddagh symbols that decorate some Mother’s pendants also have story attached. They are symbols of love and fidelity that lasts forever.

As you can see, the depth and richness of Celtic symbols can add a very special touch to your Mother’s Day gift this year. The careful artistry and meaning of these authentic jewelry designs will make them a treasured part of your Mother’s life, every single day. Whether you choose Trinity Knot earrings, or a Claddagh Mother’s pendant, we can guarantee that your gift will be received with true joy and wonder.

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Have you got any interesting Irish or jewelry related stories. We'd love to hear from you, and share your story with our newsletter and blog subscribers.

Here are a few examples of the kind of stuff we're interested in:

• How you incorporated the Celtic theme into a special occasion such as a wedding or christening
• You may have gone on vacation to Ireland - How did it go?
• You may have some funny anecdotes from an Irish Festival or parade in your area?

We really value your input, so please don't hesitate to contact me with your story: leighm@irishcelticjewels.com. Please also send any relevant photos and video.

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