| Celts are a proud race. They live with their one foot | | | | Every Celtic design has a special meaning. For |
| in to the future, and the other firmly entrenched into | | | | example, a Claddagh ring is a two hands joining in |
| the past. They are very proud of their tradition and | | | | two hearts, with a crown above, symbolizing, love, |
| culture. A Celtic jewelry may be worn for many | | | | trust and responsibility. Similarly, a Celtic cross with |
| purposes, but none more importantly than the pride | | | | encrusted diamond, and other precious stone, is a |
| of the culture. The Celtic jewelry incorporates some | | | | symbol for the person's unwavering love and trust in |
| design themes which are very ancient, and carry a | | | | the god. The Celtic knots are a symbol of a |
| distinct signature of the tradition. For example the | | | | continuity of the tradition, which will always be carried |
| Celtic cross is a fusion of the ancient Celtic Pagan | | | | from the past to the present. It represents, union, |
| religion as well as the Christian cross. | | | | and continuity, in the face of any odd. They are also |
| Similarly, the "Celtic knots" are a unique design which | | | | the most distinguished features of this jewelry. |
| is a part of each wearable jewelry, so much so that | | | | The three most popular pieces of Celtic jewelry are |
| a jewelry is considered incomplete without the Celtic | | | | the Celtic rings, the pendants, and the bracelets. As a |
| knot. The other more famous designs are the Tree | | | | part of the Celtic tradition, a necklace is worn only on |
| of Life, the Trinity knot, the Welsh Dragon, and the | | | | special occasions only. These ornaments are |
| Claddagh design. The jewelry is worn proudly by both | | | | decorated with the figures and figurines of the Celtic |
| the genders. They may include the tacs, and tie pins, | | | | dragon, the serpent, intricate design patterns such as |
| lockets, cuff links, earrings, or even watches. | | | | knot, the tree of life, and the Celtic cross. |