It is often used to adorn head during the weddings

There are a lot of Irish adornments that were used in past. Many of these ornaments are still very much popular. Centuries ago, Celts continued to produce jewellery after facing a lot of criticism and hardships from the Romans. There are vast array of items and designs of Irish Jewellery to pleasantly surprise a jewellery lover. The most common and famous Irish adornments are Tiara, circlet, knot rings, crown, Celtic Rings, earrings and cross pendants. In this part of the world, wearing these adornments is not just a fashion but it is an integral part of Celt tradition and hence, many people prefer to wear this jewellery. Celtic jewellery is considered to act as a protector for the wearer. It is believed that these ornaments protect the wearer from evils and devils. It is considered as a symbol of nature in Ireland and Scotland areas. These ornaments play a vital role in religious ceremonies, here. Celtic tiara is actually a semi-circular and antique looking head-band. By and large it is made up of precious or semi-precious metals and is normally seen in different Celtic designs. Sometimes, these tiaras are decorated with gemstones and colourful beads, and are meant to be worn on head, or on the forehead like a Circlet. It is often used to adorn head during the weddings. A circlet is actually a holy crown without the curved pieces. It is connected to a decorated ornament at the top. Sometimes, a circlet is also connected with the fabric cap that is attached to inside portion. This is the most popular shape of crown that is generally used in rebirth fairs, weddings, rituals, Celtic festivals and also in prime costumes. A tiara today, is technically a Circlet as it has the attachment of chain in the back, which completes the circle. Celtic crowns are also very popular and available in multiple styles at the leading Celtic jewellery stores. The most famous piece of Irish jewellery is a Celtic styled cross. According to an Irish legend, St. Patrick created the first cross by making a circle over the Latin cross. Irish Catholics believe that the circle in the Celtic cross is a symbol of persistence of Godâs love. For them it symbolizes a halo emanating from the Lord, Jesus Christ. The famous four "arms" of the Celtic cross symbolises the four natural elements, namely, the water, earth, fire and air. Some people even believe that the cross also indicate the four directions, whereas for some others, it represent mind, soul, body and heart or human existence. Even the Celtic knot rings are hugely popular. These have complicated patterns and designs. It is believed that the convoluted designs, intricate looping and curling in knots keep the evil spirits away. Irish Jewellery denotes eternity, infinity of Godâs love and interconnectedness. Celtic Rings can also be made out of silver. This makes it an affordable option for those jewellery lovers with a tight a budget. These rings are also great to be used as a fashion accessory to complement your style status.

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