celtic jewelry cross

ok i am doing a research about this subject and i found that Celtic culture remains in different things : first Archeological remains,Stonehenge and Celtic crosses
Celtic Agriculture and farming arts
Celtic jewelry and its designs are still used
Some Celtic symbols are used in some modern Tatos
Celtic music and its instruments
what do you think of my ideas i know they are poor but i am trying to do better
please if you notice something wrong just say it
i am a forien student of English language and this question is concerning the modul of British Civilization.

see link below for an interesting website

2010-01-01 03:33:43 by zinebsiradj2006

www.celticspirit.com - We carry a large assortment of Celtic Jewelry, Earrings, Sets, Claddagh jewelry, Irish jewelry, Celtic pendants, Celtic ...

I have a silver celtic cross, and it is getting very tarnished. I'm I guy, so I know nothing of how to get it nice and shiny again. I know there is silver cleaner, but is there anything around the house I can use? I wouldn't even know where to look for silver cleaner.

Thanks!

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2008-08-11 20:16:06 by Jyotish Prakash

Price: $53.99 $25.95

I hope I don't sound like a weirdo, but this is the only place I can think of to ask this:

I've had a lovely silver Celtic cross for about seven years, and it's gotten progressively dirtier [there are a lot of engraved crannies for dirt to get trapped in]. I've tried cleaning it, but to no avail. So, I've just bought a new one.

So what do I do with the old dirty one. I don't think of this as simple jewelry -- it's a cross, for heaven's sake. I keep thinking it would be disrespectful [if not blasphemous] to just toss it in the trash. What would you suggest?

If it matters, I haven't taken the new one out of it's bag yet.

Donate it to a church or the Salvation Army store.

2007-08-02 22:34:20 by OmnisArs

We design and manufacture all of our jewelry with you in mind.
We use only Swarovski crystals in our jewelry.
Each piece is slightly different because they are hand painted.

I have a small 14k white gold celtic cross from Fawlers jewelry in Ireland (got it as a gift from an ex). I don't want it, but I don't want to pawn it. It is hallmarked, so I wrote Fallers, but they couldn't help me with the value. Does anyone have any suggestions of where I can figure out the value of it...which probably isn't much...I don't want to get jipped by a jewelery store or pawn shop. Comments...suggestions?

It goes by weight. However have a look here: http://www.celticcrossonline.com/Merchan t5/merchant.mvc?Screen=CTGY&Store_Co de=CCO&Category_Code=WG
perhaps you can compare prices.

Glad you found it. :-)

2008-01-19 18:28:44 by sammy

PLEASE HELP!!! I'm not very fond of selling my jewelry but I need the money. Family First. I need help finding a good place to sell them and get close to what they are worth, and a close idea of how much they are worth.
I have pics of them if that helps, and will photo share them at yahoo IM wandering_soul3465 .... Thank you for your help in advance.


1.) I have a white gold bracelet, 7 1/2 inch long, with 12 Sapphires in it.

2.) a 7 1/2 inch long, Celtic, bracelet. It has 11 Claddagh symbols. ( pair of hands holding a heart. )http://www.whats-your-sign.com/celtic-je welry.html.

3.) a 17 1/2 in gold chain with a 10k gold heart pendant. the heart has 3 white stones and 4 red. ( I don't know it they are real rubies and diamonds ) pendant is about 1 1/2 cm.

4.) 3 different Crosses. one covered with diamonds and white gold. next, Gold...I think 10k but could be 14k.. with Jesus on it. last white gold with Jesus on it.

5.) 1 inch long Italian pepper pendant. Gold. I think 10k not sure.

6.) 14k gold S pendant, 1/2 inch long.

Thats all I'll list. But please if you know about jewelry help me. They were all gifts and do mean a lot to me. Finding the best price will make it easier to part.

Jewelry looses a lot of value once it is second hand. To be able to come up with an approx. price idea, we need the weight of the items. Your white gold bracelet could be anything between $ 20 and thousands, all depending on weight and design.

You will only end up with approx. 20% of the money that was initially spent buying the items. If it means a lot to you, I wouldn't sell it.

I want to add here, everything is only worth what someone else is willing to pay for it. Just because you spend $ 100 for a jewelry item doesn't mean it is 'worth' $ 100. If you want the scrap value, what the content of solid gold is worth, you will have to weigh everything, calculate how much solid gold is in the lot and look up today's gold price.

Cheers

2009-03-29 09:36:39 by Soul Stealer