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73The Claddagh Story and it's unique meaning
Long ago, an Irish fisherman named Robert Joyce left his hometown of Galway, Ireland for distant ports. He sailed on a ship bound for the West Indies, but pirates came aboard and took over the vessel. They...
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69Claddagh Rings
Claddagh rings are a type of Irish ring with a long history deeply rooted in tradition. If you are looking for a meaningful ring to give to a friend or that special someone, then a claddagh ring might be...
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70Celtic Knots - What's it all about?
Knotwork first appeared in Ireland, Scotland and northern England in the early 7th century, when Irish missionaries were evangelizing in Northumberland. The missionaries' main base was on the Isle of Iona,...
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69Celtic Jewelry – Connecting with your Irish Heritage
Culture and heritage is one of the aspects that define our character. Where we come from, what our roots are, who our ancestors were—all of these have an influence on who we are at present. This is why, it...
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73Celtic Rings – No Beginning and No End
Celtic rings symbolize a no beginning and no end type of love that is what most couples of today hope to experience. This make Celtic rings a very popular choice for wedding and engagement rings.
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62Bridesmaid Jewelry that complements your Celtic Wedding Rings
When it comes to weddings, the bride is always the focus of attention. She is the most beautiful woman on her wedding day, being clad in a gorgeous wedding gown, holding a bouquet of lovely flowers, and...
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83Wedding Jewelry Customs
Weddings are are about much more than the joining of two individuals in marriage. They have far greater social implications, and are rich with customs and traditional rituals that provide a link with the...
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79Origins of Wedding Customs, Traditions, and Superstitions
Any couple planning a wedding is familiar with our culture's wedding traditions. White dress? Check. Veil? Check. Bridesmaids? Check. But as you mark things off of your to-do list in your planner, did you...
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71Irish Wedding Bands: Celtic or Claddagh Style?
Celtic and Claddagh are both very popular forms of Irish Jewelry. This is especially true for wedding rings. In fact, many people find it hard to make a choice between Celtic and Claddagh wedding rings, which...
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