From ancient times in Ireland necklaces were symbols of power and status. Dating back to the Bronze age, necklaces were a strong way of making a statement and worn by both males and females in times of peace and in battle.
Celtic knots, the Claddagh, Ogham the ancient Irish language, the Tree of Life, coats of arms... There are so many ways to embrace Irish culture when it comes to jewelry and the best of Irish craftsmanship.
Classic Celtic and Irish styles in jewelry range from the Claddagh ring to emeralds to engraving the Irish language or Ogham into rings, necklaces and bracelets. Here’s how to wear them best.
When choosing a first ring a traditional Irish Claddagh ring is a brilliant idea that's hard to beat. There is quite simply no better ring if you're looking for a beautiful piece that's not just decorative but also resonates on a deeper level with stories, sentiment and sparkle!
A promise ring or commitment ring is a type of ring given to symbolize commitment and fidelity within a relationship. It’s becoming increasingly popular for both partners to wear one of these rings to symbolize their romantic bond.
The Twelve days of Christmas is an all-time seasonal sung favourite and heard often as one of December's best loved classics. But what about the twelve jewels of Christmas?
We’re all getting set for Autumn / Winter 2024 and the looks for the new season have already been showcased on catwalks all over the fashion capitals of the world. It’s time now to refocus on jewelry.
Weddings are the perfect opportunity to introduce Celtic jewelry into the ceremony and you don’t have to be Irish or have Irish connections to enjoy incorporating the beauty of the designs.
The Claddagh is always cool! One of the most outstanding things about the Claddagh is its versatility and timelessness and it never seems to go out of fashion. Here are our top 5 Claddagh choices from the Rings from Ireland collection.
Are you good at spotting Irish heritage? The trusty green shamrock is known around the world, along with the green, white and gold of the Irish flag, but here are some other Irish symbols that represent the history of Ireland.
More than a million people have been to visit the world famous Book of Kells in recent years. It's not just a book - it's a symbol of the treasures found in Irish and Celtic history.
The Claddagh story is timeless and a beautiful tale with love and positive messages at the heart of it. A distinctively Irish symbol, it’s now hugely popular internationally and wearing it as a piece of jewelry is a nod to Irish and Celtic heritage and culture.
The beautiful green emerald has been associated with Ireland for hundreds of years. Symbolizing hope and renewal, they're a prized possession for stars and royalty.
Steeped in culture, Irish and Celtic jewelry represents love, faith, family and friendship. So what are the four types of Irish jewelry everyone should know?
If you’d like to speak from the heart when gifting jewelry or buying it for yourself, here are some top tips for the best ways to do it when choosing Irish and Celtic jewelry.
Celtic rings have many different meanings. If you’re on a quest to find the perfect Celtic piece for yourself, you’ll see amazing artistry that will connect you back to ancestors.
