World renowned famous River dance leading lady Jean Buter has added yet another string to her bow in terms of Irish Inspired Jewelery Collection fit for a dancing Queen. The river dance phenomena were made possible by the fancy foot work of not only Michael flatly but his leading lady Jean Butler. Irish American dance sensation decided to develop her own home country inspired jewelry because she saw a niche in the market for stylish Irish inspired heritage jewelry.


Now in her mid-forties she is a woman of the world and has travelled the globe on the back of her success at river dance and is extremely creative as her jewelry shows. their is huge interest in the U.S for al things Irish especially for home sick Irish Americans wanting a piece of jewelry that is a talking piece is stylish timeless and is an reminder of home. Jean is extremely talented and like all artistic performers she has many strings to her bow. Her association with fashion courtier Peter O`Brien meant she soon found she had an eye for jewelry design.



River Dance Phenomenon.

Born to Irish Parents in New Jersey in the 70`s jean was made acutely aware of her Irish roots and the associations of home from religion to her love of Irish music and her ability to excel at traditional Irish dance. Initially Jean and Michael danced at the point theatre in Dublin Ireland as a treat for Eurovision watchers the world over and became an over night sensation. With a world following and appearances in countries all over the world including a memorable performance at the Special Olympics and Radio City Hall in the Big Apple Butler is no stranger to the world of creative arts.


Jean introduces the same vigour, diligence, attention to detail and passion that she did to her River dance days. The haunting music of Davey Spillane`s “Caoineadh Chu` Chulainn” with spine tingling tap movements spectacularly and pain stakingly choreographed with attention to detail that today related to her jewelry collections. Butler appeared on the infamous Late Late show (Irelands longest running talk show) to promote her jewelry collection at home and talk about the attention her collection was receiving in America.



Jewelry Designer

Butler designed a small yet significant 17 piece jewelry collection that is stylish original yet reminiscent and sentimentally Irish with a fresh eye on contemporary styled jewelry for all occasions. Butler’s collection features Shamrock buds in silver with intricate beading and crystal. Jean in association with the crafts council of Ireland launched her well received jewelry. Her subtle revamping of the old themes of shamrocks in crystal white gold and silver is updated for the stylish jewelry wearer who loves displaying their heritage but with a twist of sophistication and uniqueness and style that is timeless. The Crafts Council of Ireland promotes cutting edge creators of unique and crafted innovate designs and creative designers that promoter Ireland with high standards of creativity attention to detail and a flare for unique creations that are of the highest standards. The idea is to promoter Ireland and all that is good in Celtic related Crafts.



Adopted Country

Awards are given to the crème de la crème of Irish designers that encompass the innovative and standard of excellence that will be exported world wide with a view to merchandising and suitability of the particular market in terms of exports to countries where Irish products are much sought after. Unique designs and designers are exhibited to showcase their wares with the top 50 producers exhibited. Craft and Gift wear, Fashion, Knitwear and Accessories Jewellery and Tabletop and linked interiors are the categories that attract the top designers.


The Ireland Show Secaucus is a means of exhibiting the best of Celtic gift wear the pinicle of which is the 15th anniversary of the Irish show of excellence on April 16th – 19th in the stylish surroundings of the Embassy Hotel with over 200 exhibitors. Like minded people who love the look of Celtic inspired Knitwear, Ceramics, Glass wear, Fashion Food and Heraldic Products will all gather under the same roof to show case their wares to buy high quality goods and enjoy a nigh of celebration and the chance to meet and greet friends old and new.


With the chance to display designer’s wares and the allure of traditional music and beverages a good night is usually had by all. A host of famous Irish designers from Jean Butler to the infamous Paul Costello have a chance to display their stylish designs to an American audience. The traditionally meet and greet is a great way for new or old designer to show their wares and connect with the distributors of Irish products and network as well as enjoy a good nights entertainments.



New Jerseys Own

The great thing for Jean is that she can exhibit in her home tow of New Jersey in the heart of the cosmopolitan New York City home of the stylish the rich and the famous alike. The show is open to trade only and is based on a policy of registration through Email for exhibitors prior to Monday the 4th 2011. The unique thing about Jean is that she is adopted by the Irish people as one of their own while remaining true to her home roots of New Jersey.



When Irish / American Eyes are smiling

The well known company of Emarno is an Irish distributors of Jeans jewelry collections in Dublin. The starting price for a piece of jewelry is from 40 euros to 120 euros. The American market is well known for its fascination with Irish myths and folklore Jean Butler seems to be the perfect embodiment of American / Irish with her finger on the pulse of the old sentimentality of Ireland and its unique heritage and the new contemporary styles, shapes and types of metal used today.


Who knows? The name Butler could mean to the American jewelry market what the name Kennedy meant to American politics. If her debut into the world of jewelry design is as jaw droopingly spectacular as her entrance in the Point that faithful night then she won’t need the luck of the Irish or a rub of the Shamrock for success. The internet is the best place to find websites that feature Jean Butler’s designs.