Irish Celtic Jewels

Thursday, October, 30th, 2009

Happy Halloween,

I hope you've got your costume ready for tomorrow! There's been a lot going on at Irish Celtic Jewels this month, so I'll get straight to it.

This month, we introduced two new products, both of them gorgeous pendants that reflect the romantic, meaningful symbols of Irish and Celtic culture.

The first pendant, a delicate, 14k Trinity Knot pendant, uses classical Celtic interlace to create a feminine, sophisticated look that is versatile enough to be worn every day. The Trinity Knot appears in Celtic art and mythology as a symbol of the Father, the Son, and The Holy Spirit. Choosing this pendant for yourself or a loved one is a great way to honor faith, and to celebrate Celtic heritage.

The second new piece is a pretty Claddagh pendant, adorned with diamonds and emeralds. These precious gemstones add richness and visual interest to the crowned heart and tiny hands motif that always symbolizes love and loyalty. In Ireland, Claddagh jewelry is given as a token of affection.

If you’d like to receive a 10% discount on either of these pendants, all you have to do is enter this coupon code on the checkout page:

Coupon Code: triclad33

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Please note: this new product offer is for a limited time only. The code will expire in 5 days from now, on November, 4th, 2009.

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Leigh Maher
leighm@irishcelticjewels.com

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I know it's a little early to be talking about Christmas, but as you may know, each piece of jewelry on Irish Celtic Jewels is specially made to order and can take up to three weeks to be manufactured.

Depending on what shipping method you choose, shipping can take anywhere from overnight to 14 days for delivery.

With all this in mind, if you're planning on purchasing a Celtic jewelry item as a Christmas gift, I recommend placing the order as early as possible, and also to use the Fedex shipping option. Fedex is overnight delivery to the US. You can check out the full shipping details here >>.

If you're in any doubt about delivery for Christmas, please email me at leighm@irishcelticjewels.com, anytime.

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From now on, I’ll be having a regular monthly competition on my Celtic jewelry Facebook page.  Here’s the details:

At the beginning of each month, I’ll select 10 products from my store and create an album for them on Facebook.

To enter the competition, view the album of product photos, pick the one you like, and write your comment/story underneath the product.

Check out the Celtic jewelry photo album:

The comment can be anything including:

• You may have the item already, and have a unique story about it
• You might have another item that contains the same symbolism
• You may just love Celtic jewelry and want to share your reasons for this
• You may just be fascinated by Celtic design
• Really, the reasons are endless…(just like Celtic knots ; )

Then the voting starts: if you like the comment/story that people leave about a product, you can vote for them. To vote for someone you need to leave a comment on their story.

Use this format to vote: I vote for Sarah Byrne

Please include the first and last name of the person you're voting for. Anybody can vote, and you can vote for as many people as you like.

To get as many votes as you can, let your friends, family and colleagues know about your story and ask them to vote. Please note however, they need to be a fan of the Celtic jewelry facebook page to do so.

A great way to tell your friends and family about the Celtic jewelry page is to click the “Share” button that appears after you publish your comment/story.

At the end of each month, The person with the most votes wins. In the case of a tie, I will pick the winner randomly.

Each months winner, can choose any silver jewelry item in the silver Celtic jewelry section of the website as their prize.

Please note: if choosing the family birthstone pendant, only the first birthstone is included.

I hope you like this new competition. Please let me know if you think this is a good competition idea.

Get commenting and voting! >>

Leigh

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Dublin has become one of the world’s premier tourist destinations – it offers a taste of Irish culture to visitors from all around the world.

From the hottest new restaurants, featuring fusion cuisine and modern decor, to traditional Irish pubs where you can enjoy a pint among friends…you’ll never run short of things to do in this vibrant city.

As well as the nightlife and hospitality Dublin is so well-known for, guests to the city will also be able to explore a whole series of natural wonders, castles, and attractions. …continue reading Exploring Dublin – The Best Things To See And Do This Fall >>

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Autumn is a time for change. As temperatures drop, many women rethink their look…from fashion, to jewelry, to hair and makeup. Adding a little flair to your eyes, lips, and cheeks can be fun this fall!

We’ve got some great ideas on how to make your emerald Celtic jewelry “pop” with the best makeup for the season!

If you’ve got a special piece of emerald jewelry you’re planning on wearing this season, you can highlight the beauty of your earrings or necklace (or even a pretty ring!) by choosing just the right makeup for a coordinated look.

Remember, rings are often close to the face when we eat, gesture, etc. You can amp up the impact of any piece of Irish emerald jewelry with our tips. …continue reading Best Makeup Looks To Match Your Emerald Irish Jewelry >>

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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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