Celtic Jewellery
The unique and traditional Celtic jewels are passed from one generation to the next. Celts dominated mid and Western Europe for several years and also lived in Ireland for many centuries. The fine and amazing art of Celts left a great influence in Europe.
Celtic art includes pottery, woodwork, jewellery and weapons. Nature was the main inspiration of Celts art and was quite visible in their jewels. Their wonderful and stunning designs included spirals and animals. The most popular design of Celtics used in rings, bracelets, earrings and brooches was the knot work design.
The fashionable and sophisticate jewels of Celts are still very popular and are still loved and worn by the modern people. The jewellery of Celts is so appealing that it can never go out of style. The designs of their articles have a special significance and meaning. Some of the symbols are considered to have magical powers to ward off evil eye.
Celts believed in the interconnectedness of life and this belief is clearly portrayed by their beautiful art. Knot work, cross, and Claddagh are some of the famous designs of Celtic articles. Claddagh signifies love and friendship and cross symbolizes faith. The rich history attached to the Celtic jewels makes them even more special and interesting and men and women love wearing elegant and stylish articles of Celts.
Another attractive design of Celtic jewels is Pentacles which is a five-point star backed by a circle. This symbol signifies the five elements; earth, air, fire, water, and spirit. However, the star in this design represents continuity and connection between the extremes. Celtic articles have an eternal beauty and appeal that makes people crazy about it. Buying authentic Celtic jewellery may be a bit difficult but retailers have a huge variety of genuine Celtic jewels. To avoid buying fake Celtic items always choose a well known and trust worthy retailer or jeweler.
- By Declan Tobin
- Published 5/08/2008
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Renee Mackintosh Gold Jewellery: Rooted in Celtic Culture
- By Declan Tobin
- Published 18/07/2008
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Celtic jewellery shall ever stay timeless
- By Declan Tobin
- Published 18/07/2008
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Mystical symbols in Celtic Jewellery
- By Declan Tobin
- Published 18/07/2008
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How to recognize genuine Celtic jewellery
- By Declan Tobin
- Published 18/07/2008
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Celtic jewellery and its history
- By Declan Tobin
- Published 16/07/2008
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Dubliners on Jewellery Making
- By Declan Tobin
- Published 16/07/2008
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Things to Consider when Buying Irish Jewellery Online
- By Declan Tobin
- Published 16/07/2008
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Celebrating with Irish Jewellery
- By Declan Tobin
- Published 16/07/2008
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How to Choose the Ideal Irish Jewellery
- By Declan Tobin
- Published 16/07/2008
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The Attraction of Irish Jewellery
- By Declan Tobin
- Published 16/07/2008
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The Tale Behind Every Claddagh Designed Irish Jewellery
- By Declan Tobin
- Published 26/06/2008
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Ancient Celtic Claddagh Wedding Jewellery
- By Declan Tobin
- Published 25/06/2008
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Celtic Cross Jewellery – Set Apart by its Uniqueness
- By Declan Tobin
- Published 16/04/2008
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Historical look at Celtic Cross Jewellery