Saturday, February 7, 2009

Jewellery has been part of the Indian civilization since ancient history.

The panels are evocative of those on the Celtic high crosses. Both fire and water have been used in history to shape and manipulate the gold metal and take their inspiration from all eras of Irish history, Made of plastic beads and magnetic hematite Various colors and styles are available OEM orders are welcome Length, from the coming of Christianity with Saint Patrick, to the Treaty of 1921 and the partition of the country. Gem, glass and plasticene Bracelets item with brass, plasticene flower and gems Brass chain, gold-plated finish Available.

Gold Bangle Bracelets are individually handmade for a superior and finer quality finish in comparison to standard every-day machine-made bangles. So in itself the fire pig is a very lucky year for metals. Gold originally developed this bangle for a customer who was tired of having to replace her bangles from too much wear and tear. History of Ireland Jewelry purchased on this site is exclusively made for you by the original designer Michael David Hilliar. Each bangle’s weight is substantial and is ideal for every-day use. The product is hand-made by Michael and much heavier than factory-made models found on other sites.

Wear your culture on your sleeve! History of Ireland bangles and bracelets are available in silver and 14k gold. This makes them perfectly suited for daily wear and life-time ownership. She requested that we custom make her a bangle that was thick and heavy enough to wear every day of her life without it getting damaged. The pictured Golden Pig pendant is available from the Perth Mint, Australia. The added dimension of the Golden Pig, makes 2007 an extremely lucky year for gold and prosperity.

Gold can also customize your bangle in a domed, rather than flat profile. We have beautiful link bracelets and solid bangles for the Irish lady and special bracelets with extra links for the Irish man. She specifically informed us that she is very rough on her jewelry and wanted to make sure we made her something she could pass down to her children.

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