Celtic Jewellery

Celtic jewellery is an extremely popular type of jewellery and this is due to the beautiful patterns and designs that are available. The Celtic jewellery that we supply here at British Jewellery Workshops is available in gold and silver and is suitable for ladies or gents. Our Celtic jewellery range includes quality Celtic crosses, pendants, rings and much more. Visit our website for further information.

Masonic Jewellery

Masonic jewellery is extremely popular among many people including both ladies and gents. Although, this type of jewellery is often associated with masons, anyone can wear it. Here at British Jewellery Workshops we have a wide range of Masonic jewellery available at great prices, including rings, pendants and much more. Visit us online for further information.

Masonic Jewellery

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Celtic Cross – A few Facts about the Celtic Cross Symbol

Here are a few facts about the symbol of the Celtic Cross.

1. Irish legend gives credit to St Patrick with the creation of the Celtic cross. It is thought that he combined the pagan sun god with an ordinary Christian cross to create it.
2. It is also known as the Iona cross.
3. No-one is certain about the true origin of the Celtic cross.

At British Jewellery Workshops we are suppliers of a wide range of Celtic jewellery, including crosses, pendants and more. Visit us online for further information.

Silver Charms

If you are looking for stunning silver charms for a bracelet then we are the company for you. Here at British Jewellery Workshops we provide a range of British made jewellery of the highest quality. We have an extensive range of silver charms available and we are sure to have the perfect charm to suit your bracelet. For more details on the products we supply, visit us online.

Silver Bracelets – Where Did Bracelets Come From?

Where did bracelets come from? This is a question asked by many jewellery lovers around the world. The first known bracelets were worn around 2500 B.C.E. by Sumerians who inhabited modern day Iraq. Jewellery was often buried with their owners back then and there have been many bracelets found in royal tombs throughout modern day Iraq (Mesopotamia). At British Jewellery Workshops we supply a variety of silver bracelets and you can browse through our products by visiting our website.

The Meaning of the Claddagh Ring

Have you ever wondered what the meaning of a Claddagh ring is?

All Claddagh rings have a distinctive design and this is two hands clasping a heart; usually surmounted by a crown. Each element of the Claddagh rings design is said to symbolise certain qualities. The heart symbolises love, the hands symbolise friendship and the crown is a symbol of loyalty. At British Jewellery Workshops we have a range of gold and silver Claddagh rings available and you can find out more by visiting our website.