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When purchasing a piece of fine silver, gold, or platinum jewellery, customers want to ensure that they are getting the More
When you see a piece of beautiful Celtic jewellery, what is it that catches your eye? Is it the craftsmanship, the More
Engagement Rings traditionally were a simple band braided out of copper. In the middle ages, men gave betrothal rings More
The Claddagh ring is a traditional Irish symbol consisting of 2 hands holding a heart with a crown representing love, More
The Celtic Warrior Shield design has become a popular symbol in modern Celtic Jewellery. Before the 8th Century, More
The Tree of Life was a central part of Celtic spirituality. Trees are a source of food, oxygen, and shelter and can be More
The Trinity Knot, or Triquetra, is one o f the most common Celtic knots. Latin for three cornered, the word More
The spiral is a truly ancient symbol. It was the earliest decorative ornament to be used in Celtic art. Some suggest More
Inspired by ancient Gaelic phrases of love and devotion, these Irish wedding rings are a wonderful highlight to your More
Ogham Script is an early medieval alphabet used primarily to represent the old Irish Language. Ogham is sometimes More
Torcs (or torques) were twisted circular pieces of metal most often made of gold, silver, copper or bronze. They were More
Luckenbooths were originally secured locked shops in the16th century situated in Edinburgh on the Royal Mile.According More
Clan Products 1. Choose: Scottish, Irish or Welsh 2. If it's Scottish, choose: Crest or Coat of Arms Irish and More
Heather is the second most recognizable floral symbol of Scotland, after the thistle. This plant had many practical More
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