Showing posts with label clover necklace. Show all posts
Showing posts with label clover necklace. Show all posts

Friday, April 27, 2012

Clover Jewelry

Clover Jewelry

Sterling silver Clover jewelry is a great sub-set of Irish jewelry. It's a big part of Irish jewelry. Clover jewelry consists of any jewelry object that is decorated in a three-leaf clover necklace or four-leaf clover necklace.



Of all the sterling silver clover jewelry in this collection the clover necklace is the most popular and the few pictures shown in this blog are all different types of clover jewelry.



Along with the fine sterling silver clover necklaces and clover jewelry are some Irish quotes and sayings that are popular in all types of speeches and toasting situations. We have included a couple of Irish quotes and sayings to give you a sample of what that page contains.


Irish Quotes and Sayings


Whenever there is happiness, Hope you'll be there too,
Wherever there are friendly smiles Hope they'll smile on you,
Whenever there is sunshine, Hope it shines especially for you to make each day for you as bright as it can be.



May you enjoy the four greatest blessings:
Honest work to occupy you.
A hearty appetite to sustain you.
A good woman to love you.
And a wink from the God above.

Sunday, March 25, 2012

Irish Jewelry

Irish Jewelry

Sterling silver Irish jewelry is a great genre of jewelry celebrating Irish heritage and Irish culture and is popular among Irish and American jewelry wearers. In fact more Irish jewelry is made and bought in America than Ireland.



Of all the Irish necklaces and of most of Irish jewelry the clover necklace is the most popular type of Irish jewelry. The only type of Irish jewelry more popular than the clover necklace is the Claddagh ring.



The Clover necklace includes three-leafed clovers and four-leafed clovers. Look at the examples of the clover necklace genre.

Irish jewelry has other types of Irish necklaces and Irish charms that celebrate the Irish culture like the Irish jig dancer, look at this Irish necklace below:



Irish charms provide many different Irish themed Irish charms, some celebrating Irish dancing like this Irish soft shoe shown right below:


The Irish charms, the Irish necklaces and clover necklaces all make up a great collection of silver Irish jewelry.

Friday, March 23, 2012

Irish Jewelry For Mothers Day

Irish Jewelry For Mothers Day


Irish jewelry for mothers day is not just for mothers of Irish descent. Irish symbols like the clovers, shamrocks, Claddaghs  and other engaging Irish symbols are for everyone, Irish or not. With Irish jewelry your mother can wear a little bit of Ireland with her, where ever she goes. Irish jewelry is truly a great type of mothers day gifting. I will examine some of the Irish jewelry best types of jewelry.

The two most popular types of Irish jewelry is the clover necklace and Claddagh ring. To understand the great meaning of the Claddagh symbol learn about the Claddagh ring meaning.

The Irish clover necklace is a grand representation of some of the best Irish jewelry and makes a wonderful mothers day gift. Here are just two examples of how great the sterling silver clover necklace really is. The first is a four-leaf clover necklace and the second is a three-leaf clover necklace.




These clover necklaces make wonderful mothers day gifts and they each come with your selection of three chain types and each chain come with your choice of four lengths. These two clover necklace pictures represent twenty-four Irish clover necklaces!


Silver Claddagh Ring




The sterling silver Claddagh ring comes in sizes for men and for women. The heart represents love and thehands holding the heart mens friendship and the crown represents loyality.


Saturday, March 17, 2012

St Patricks Day

St. Patricks Day

It is Saint Patricks Day today so I thought I'd write a blog about St patrick. I did some research on the patron saint of Ireland and discovered that St Patrick was not the first missionary to go to Ireland and he is not the only patron saint of Ireland.

He did not drive out all the snakes out of Ireland. Scientists discovered there never were snakes in Ireland. They say truth is stranger than fiction but in this case the folklure of St Patrick is much funner than the historical facts.

There is no denying that St Patrick made a huge contribution to Irish history and Christianity. St Patricks Day commerates the death of St Patrick. A great way to enjoy both the heritage and culture of Ireland and even Saint Patrick is through sterling silver Irish jewelry.



There are two types of the Cross of St Patrick. One is two diagonal line crossing like a "X". But at the burial site of St Patrick the Irish High cross is his grave marker so except for flags, everyone in the realm of jewelry goes with the Irish high cross necklace.

Let's look at some Irish jewelry that goes a long with both Irish culture and St Patrick which is a big part of Irish culture.



The Irish cross necklace shown in this blog is considered a cross of St Patrick or Saint Patricks cross.



The Prayer of St. Patrick:
I arise today Through Gods strength to pilot me;

Gods might to uphold me, Gods wisdom to guide me, Gods eye to look before me, Gods ear to hear me, Gods word to speak for me, Gods hand to guard me.

Gods way to lie before me, Gods shield to protect me, Gods hosts to save me
Afar and near, Alone or in a multitude.



I arise today, Through the mighty strength Of the Lord of creation.

Friday, March 9, 2012

Irish Jewelry

Irish Jewelry

Sterling silver Irish jewelry is a sub-genre to Celtic jewelry and related to Scottish jewelry. There are distinct overlaps between Irish jewelry Celtic jewelry and Scottish jewelry.



On the other hand there are many different types of Irish jewelry that are distinctly Irish jewelry and a part of the Irish heritage. The collection of sterling silver Irish jewelry that we're looking at comes from a page that celebrate the Irish heritage with both sterling silver Irish jewelry and Irish sayings and blessings and other Irish quotes.

These four leaf clover earrings go very well with the four leaf clover necklace shown below.



One of the most popular parts of Irish jewelry is the four leaf clover necklace like the one below:



May God grant you many years to live,
For sure he must be knowing.
The earth has angels
all too few.
And heaven is overflowing
.

There are many Irish sayings and blessings to be found on the best Irish jewelry page.


The clover necklace, as you can see, from this post comes in many shapes and sizes. The clover necklace is one of the most popular types of Irish jewelry.








Tuesday, December 15, 2009

Irish and Scottish Jewelry

IRISH AND SCOTTISH JEWELRY

Irish jewelry and Scottish jewelry are derivatives from Celtic jewelry. They have evolved from Celtic influence and developed their own style of jewelry with a influence all there own on one hand yet maintain in some pieces some Celtic jewelry influence.

For instance, with Irish Jewelry there is Clover Necklace Jewelry and Four Leaf Clover Necklace Jewelry that revolves are the Irish folklore and tradition centered on Shamrocks and four leaf clovers. In fact most Irish jewelry outside of Claddagh jewelry revolves are either Irish culture or Irish tradition. Some of the irish jewelry dealing with culture is Irish jig dancing and Irish tradition would be 4 Leaf Clover and Irish Shamrock Necklace and Irish good luck jewelry charms.


Scottish Jewelry has some irish and Celtic influences. Scottish jewelry has it's own Luckenbooth style Claddagh design and the Claddagh symbol comes from Irish jewelry. They have some Celtic influence in the design of their modified Claddagh designs. There is also the popular Thistle charm. The thistle is the Scottish nation emblem.