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- About Me:
- Owner of Celtic Jewellery & Gifts. Celtic Jewellery & Gifts was set up back in 2005 in order to give people a comprehensive choice of Celtic Jewelry.
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- Family,Cinema, Reading,Travel
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- We craft Celtic Wedding Bands, Irish Wedding Bands, Celtic Jewelry, Mo Anam Cara (Soul Mate) Jewelry, the original Celtic Warrior Range and so much more. We can also craft custom made pieces.
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- Married
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Meaning beind Gaelic worded Rings
Just thought I would give a little explanation of some of the meaning behind some of the rings we craft. All of these rings were designed by Master Jeweler, Joe Kelly, here in Dublin, Ireland. The full range include;
MO ANAM CARA - My Soul Mate: These rings have "mo anam cara" embossed on them and is pronounced "muh onum kara", when translated means "my soul friend". Between each word is the Claddagh symbol of a crowned heart held between two hands.
GRA GO DEO - Love Forever: These rings have… Continue
MO ANAM CARA - My Soul Mate: These rings have "mo anam cara" embossed on them and is pronounced "muh onum kara", when translated means "my soul friend". Between each word is the Claddagh symbol of a crowned heart held between two hands.
GRA GO DEO - Love Forever: These rings have… Continue
Posted on February 2, 2009 at 10:00pm —
Spelling
Hi everyone,
Just wanted to mention (because it has already been pointed out to me:)) that JEWLERY is spelt slightly differently here in Ireland. We spell it with an extra "l" and "e" so it looks like JEWELLERY.
Lisa O'Neill
Owner of Celtic Jewellery & Gifts
Just wanted to mention (because it has already been pointed out to me:)) that JEWLERY is spelt slightly differently here in Ireland. We spell it with an extra "l" and "e" so it looks like JEWELLERY.
Lisa O'Neill
Owner of Celtic Jewellery & Gifts
Posted on February 2, 2009 at 11:21am —
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I wanna come back....and stay.....for a long, LONG time!!!
How are you? How is everybody????
I hope all is well with you! I'm sorry for taking SO long to be in touch. It has been very hectic here since I came back from visiting you! I promise I will take some time tonight to respond 'properly' to your note. Say hello to my wee friend Zoe for me. ;-)
Talk to you soon.
Shannon
How have you been? Did you get all your old paperwork done? I just went through a pile of it myself... and thought of you. :)
Peace be the journey,
Shane Clark
A recent conversation you and I had about spelling triggered my post elsewhere today:
I got a real kick out of a posting conversation per clever, MsBeeJay's Blog topic via Start Xchange forum! Do I dare mention our spell checkers need to know the deliberate misspellings that never end per Internet Marketing fad/link creation, temptations and of satisfy the domain availability. Most of these have become appropriate enough to tell the spell checker to add this, that and the other. How reliable is it by then, next year? Pitiful!
Jewelry in Ireland is spelled Jewellery! So, by example a www.celticfriendsnetwork.com needs this entered their spell checker for speed, among others. Whatever. A spell checker was never expected to accept Company names either and many are wilder now. Oh well, huh?
Shall we talk about user names next? Nah.
Hey people, Rednecks in Georgia can still buy off the Internet and seriously, many can't spell right but, they get their products.
New dictionaries, (not old) have slang words now and perfectly authorized. Oops. I can't imagine what's next about another upgrade.
Lisa, YOU are Appreciated here at Celtic Friends Network!
Lisa :)
Very nice work.(Love the Ogham ) Hope that your business does well in this mad country of ours.
It feels like we are in free fall with no one at the helm.
Kind Regards to you.
John
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