Posted by AC on 16th Jul 2014
Toe rings have started to gain recognition in modern times,
but in India, women have been accustomed to wear toe rings, implying their
marital status. This practice began in ancient Indian tradition (as early the
Ramayana era). They call the toe rings “bichiya,”
and they are worn in pairs and sometimes attached to chains wrapped around the
ankle. In other cultures, toe rings have no cultural or religious reference,
but they are regarded as… Read more
Posted by MA on 16th Jul 2014
Notorious for its intricate and elegant designs, the
Celtic knot (also referred to as the mystic knot or endless knot), owns an
abundance of both historical and spiritual meanings. It is known that these
Celtic designs became apparent as early as 450 AD. The continuous/infinite
paths that are prominent all throughout Celtic designs were used as charms to
ward off sicknesses or setbacks that might interrupt the continuous path of
life.Gifts… Read more
Posted by AC on 8th Jul 2014
Why are Claddagh rings very popular? Because it goes beyond
the ordinary expression of true love. I, for one, am also fascinated with
Claddagh rings because of its rich history and the symbol it carries.Claddagh rings are commonly used in Irish tradition as wedding rings as it connotes a love that is loyal and eternal. However, it
could be worn in different ways:
Single - If the Claddagh ring is worn on the
right hand wit… Read more
Posted by AC on 2nd Jul 2014
A powerful symbol that has influenced and shaped the Celtic
culture, the Celtic cross is a sacred symbol showing a cross with a ring around
the intersection. It has been associated with Christian faith, thus also
becoming a popular variation of the Christian cross.The Celtic cross is believed to be derived from the
Christian symbol called Chi Rho, which in Greek are the first two letters of
“Christ.” According to an Irish legend, t… Read more
