STERLING SILVER CELTIC JEWELRY
Sterling silver Celtic jewelry has been, is and from the looks of things will continue to be one of the most popular sterling silver specialty jewelry genre's.
Celtic jewelry has so many different type's of Celtic deisgns, weaves, lines, knots etc. Celtic jewelry includes Celtic necklaces, Celtic earrings, Celtic Pendants, Celtic charms and Celtic rings. HandCraftedCollectibles.com (HCC) is known for its huge collection of Religious jewelry so why does it sell silver Celtic jewelry? Celtic jewelry is religious jewelry on all levels even though most people just wear it for the fancy Celtic designs or for its religious value.
Silver Celtic jewelry started out as pagan jewelry and still is but much of the Celtic jewelry designs have been adopted by Christians and assigned different meanings. For instance the three cornered knot is now know as the Trinity knot representing the Christian trinity or Godhead.
The Celtic trinity knot necklace is a popular silver Celtic necklace. One of the best things about Celtic necklaces is that almost all of them can be worn as a Celtic mens necklace or a Celtic womans necklace.
Celtic Cross necklaces are a perfect example of Irish Celtic Jewelry and Celtic Cross Jewelry. Celtic cross necklaces are a perfect example of combining traditional Christian jewelry and Celtic jewelry and even some Irish jewelry into a Celtic cross necklace.
A Traditional Celtic cross necklace.
A Celtic cross necklace with a Irish Claddagh symbol at the center of the cross.
A traditional Celtic Cross necklace with two types of Celtic weave or knot work design.
HCC has a large collection of Celtic Knot Dangle Earrings for sale. These Celtic earrings range from silver Celtic cross earrings to Silver Irish Claddagh Earrings.
Celtic Knot Earrings
Celtic Trinity Knot Earrings
Celtic Heart Dangle Earrings
1 comment:
I love your selection of Irish Celtic jewelry. We stock a range of Scottish Celtic silver and gold items and you'd think that the designs would turn out to be identical! How wrong could I be. While there are similarities in some of the Celtic cross designs and some of the knotwork, there are also some great differences. The creative influences have taken some designs in a more contemporary style while others are distinctly traditional.
Margaret
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