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Adair Pendant on Silver Collar

The Adair pendant seems to imitate the infamous Eye of Sauron from Tolkien's Lord of the Rings trilogy. The scintillating stone rests upon a silver collar, frames in texture and topped with silver mirrored trinity knots. The stone is a Marquis 7x14mm Garnet stone.Sterling...

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These Celtic knot earrings have a wonderful movement when you wear them. Available with an Emerald Green swarovski crystal, a Garnet drop, purple or blue-green.Sterling SilverDimension: 2" Long x1/2" Wide<DesignerColletteChamberlain 30 Day Returns: You can return your jewelry for 30 days for a full refund, less...

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featured The Celtic Tradition of The Wedding Bell

The bell has been used since at least medieval times in marking the joining of couples in holy matrimony. They were believed to dispelling negative influences within a space. The sound a bell makes can cut across the flow of energy in a space and create a harmonizing effect.

On Sep 07, 2017 by Marc Choyt 0 Comments

The Celtic Tradition of Throwing Rice At A Wedding

The Celtic wedding tradition of throwing rice on the newlyweds is extremely old and predates Christianity. The Celts were not only warriors, but also agriculturalists. Celts were farming various forms of wheat, barleycorn, and even oats, rye and millet which seem to have been introduced during the Iron Age. All of these may have been used as blessing foods for such ceremonial...

On May 15, 2017 by Marc Choyt 0 Comments

The Tradition Of Handfasting

These days, contemporary Celts, neo-pagans and others interested in alternative marriage ceremonies have adopted the tradition of handfasting, which involves binding the hands of the couple with ribbon or cord in a public to symbolize marriage vows.

On Mar 28, 2017 by Marc Choyt 0 Comments

The Wedding Coin

In this old tradition, which originally seems to have its influences from both Romanization and possibly Brehon Law, the Groom presents his wife with a solid silver or gold coin as a token of their coming together. The gift is to show his willingness to provide for her, protect her and care for her.

On Nov 22, 2016 by Marc Choyt 0 Comments

The Oathing Stone: An Ancient Celtic Wedding Tradition

One of the origins of the wedding vow in Celtic tradition is the oathing the stone. This ancient ceremony is rooted deeply in the Celtic tribal traditions. To understand why it was so important, you have to know a little bit about the Celtic world view.

On Nov 22, 2016 by Marc Choyt 0 Comments

The Irish Wedding Tradition of the Lucky Horse Shoe

On the day of the wedding, it is not uncommon among Celtic brides to sow a horseshoe into the hem of a dress. Grandmother did it, and so did her mother. It is said that this act brings good luck. Horseshoes have always been associated with good luck, right? However, the real reason for this custom goes far beyond luck.

On Nov 22, 2016 by Marc Choyt 0 Comments

The Final Word On Celtic Wedding Cakes

The tradition of wedding cakes began not with the Celts, but with their foes, the Romans. Back then, the groom took a loaf of bread and cracked it over the bride’s head. The symbolism in this lovely gesture was to show she was owned.

On Nov 22, 2016 by Marc Choyt 0 Comments

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