Irish Celtic Jewels

Friday, November, 27th, 2009

Happy Thanksgiving,

I hope you had a fantastic and relaxing day yesterday, and are looking forward to the run in to Christmas. Things have been crazy busy here. Of particular note is the redsign of the Irish Celtic Jewels blog. You can take a look here. I'd love to hear your feeback. You can email on: leighm@irishcelticjewels.com

Check out the new Friends Connect feature I've added to the blog. Joing the Irish Celtic Jewels network will allow you to interact really easily with the rest of the community. Please also check out the poll: What's your favorite Irish symbol? Check out details below >>

We were proud to showcase two exquisite new products this month, each of them handcrafted in Ireland itself. Both pieces feature time-honored symbols of Irish and Celtic culture. Here’s a look at our very newest ring and pendant:

The Claddagh and Celtic Wedding Ring is a charming and modern take on the traditional Irish Claddagh Ring. Made of 14k gold, it features engraved symbols that illustrate romantic love and loyalty. A crowned heart, held by two tiny hands, is carefully etched into the surface of this shining, gold band: a shimmering diamond enhances its luster. If you’re looking for a wedding band that honors your ancestry and your love, this may be the perfect choice for you.

The second addition to our jewelry line is a stunning Celtic Cross pendant that showcases amazing artistry and attention to detail. Ornate Celtic knot work, in the form of Trinity Knots that symbolize the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit, gives this unique pendant beauty and deeper meaning. The ring of this traditional Celtic Cross is paved in tiny diamonds that catch the light.

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: crossring11

Take me to the Claddagh and Celtic wedding ring >>

Please note: this new product offer is for a limited time only. The code will expire in 5 days from now, on December, 2nd, 2009.

Leigh Maher
leighm@irishcelticjewels.com

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After November 28th, the registered post delivery method will not be available on the website until after Christmas. If you place an order after November 28th, your order will ship by Fedex. Fedex is two-day delivery to the US and Europe.

Please note, shipping time does NOT include manufacturing time; some items can take up to three weeks to be manufactured. However, most items can be shipped within a much shorter time frame.

With all this in mind, if you’re planning on purchasing a Celtic jewelry item as a Christmas gift, I recommend placing the order by Wednesday, December 2nd.

You can still order after this date, and have it delivered for Christmas, but if you’re in any doubt about delivery for Christmas, please email me at leighm@irishcelticjewels.com, anytime.

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This month saw the launch of the new Celtic jewelry facebook competition. We had some really heart felt entries. I want to thank everyone that took part.

So, onto the winner. I have to say this was really tough, and I just couldn’t chose between the entries from Susan Reardon Clennan and Ginny Karpinski Brannan. I will contact you both on Facebook. So, get into the silver Celtic jewelry section of the site and make you choice.

As it’s the first month of the competition, and Christmas is just round the corner, I’ve decided that we’re going to have two winners this month. I want to say congratulations and a big thank you to Susan and Ginny for sharing their stories with us.

Also, to celebrate the end of the first competition month, and also because it's Thanksgiving weekend, and Christmas is just round the corner, I'd like to offer everyone a special discount offer.

From now, till midnight this Friday, I'm offering a 10% discount on all silver items. Please act now, to receive this exclusive discount, by using this special discount coupon: facebook741

Here’s a reminder of the winning stories >>

Leigh

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As part of the redesign of the Irish Celtic Jewels Blog, I've added a number of new features, including: Friends Connect. If you join my community, you'll be able to interact easily with other people with a keen interest in Celtic jewelry and all things Irish.

If you join up now, you'll be able to participate in my new poll:

What's your favorite Irish symbol?

• knots
• spirals
• Claddagh
• shamrock
• animals
• crosses

I'd love to get your input, and have a really meaningful poll result. Head over the blog and vote now! It's in the right hand column, down the page a bit >>

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There is something so romantic about Christmas… dreamy, snowy days segue into nights spent gazing at the twinkling lights on the holiday tree…

Make the most of the romantic holiday spirit by giving the woman you love the gift of Irish jewelry.

The symbols of the Irish people are often ancient in origin, and their intricate designs illustrate themes of love, loyalty, and faith. Learning about the myths, legends, and history of this fascinating culture can be an exciting journey into the past.

If you want to show her how much you care this holiday season, give her a special piece of handcrafted jewelry made in Ireland! Every woman loves to open a little box with something delicate and beautiful inside! It will also be a great opportunity to honor her Irish heritage (or your own!). …continue reading Romantic Irish Jewelry For Her – A Christmas Gift Guide

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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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