Making the decision to buy a diamond can be an exciting but daunting task. What should you look for? What determines the price? Have you heard people refer to the 4Cs of diamonds, but have no idea what that means?
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The Dublin Assay Office located in Dublin Castle was formed in 1637 to ensure that all jewelry of precious metals sold in Ireland be assayed and stamped with an official hallmark. With the distinctive Irish hallmark and assay, you can be assured that you are getting the very best quality of jewelry.
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The effect that so many people unwittingly experience is known as wedding ring rash or wedding ring dermatitis. It is a relatively common skin condition that develops on the surface of the skin underneath a ring. More.
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The Celts, as an individual society and people, do not exist today; however, most of those with European descent have some Celtic ancestry. The “truest” Celtic bloodlines existing today belong to those from the Scottish Highlands.. more information.
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With roots deep in ancient Celtic and Irish tradition, the loving cup is a time honored and beautiful symbol of the union of marriage. Used commonly by couples as far back as the 15th century, the loving cup is also frequently known as a quaich, which comes from the Celtic word for cup.
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The Gaelic phrase “le cheile” the phrase universally denotes the feeling of being “together” or “togetherness.” More.
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Emeralds: Definitely my favorite of the big three – also my very first serious jewelry purchase when I was a very young twenty something
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Sapphires: Totally my mom's favorite stone. She had five sapphire rings and treasured each one of them. Sapphire is the most popular blue gemstone and one of the most popular gemstones overall. More information.
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Recently I have come across many references to the "Tree of Life", in particular the "Celtic" Tree of Life. For a god while now, we have been offering Celtic Tree of Life pendants, earrings and rings from Keith Jack a very talented designer from Scotland now residing in Canada.
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Shanore Jewelry is an award-winning jeweler that has been a family run business for over 35 years. Located in Dublin Ireland Shanore offers a wide range of beautiful wedding rings in 14K gold.
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Following are a few of the most widely accepted Irish Christmas traditions that mark the holiday season and remind us of the true meaning of Christmas.
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