NEW CELTIC JEWELRY DESIGNS
For Our Fathers: Gifts He'll Remember
June Birthstone: Pearl
The Pearl is a miraculous symbol of the healing process. The oyster, living in pure waters, transforms what is not part of itself, that small alien grain of sand, into something entirely different—which lovers of pearls might call divine. Read more > or view our Pearl Collection
Oak: Celtic Tree Zodiac for June/July
Each time of year has its particular task, from a literal and metaphoric viewpoint. The tree itself is representational of what is most needed as an alliance to support the accomplishment of the task. First and foremost, this is a time of work. Long days equal long work in a traditional culture. In response to the light, life and growth in the plant world approach a fevered pitch. The work now determines the harvest later. Read more >
The Wedding Ring and the Celtic World
Wedding Rings date back to the time of the Egyptians, perhaps even further back. Originally, they were made of woven plant fiber such as papyrus or certain grasses. These were later replaced by sturdier materials, leather, bone, and eventually iron. In the Celtic world, wedding rings were made more popular through the influence of the Romans. Read more >
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