, Diamond in all of its sparkling glory is the world’s most coveted gemstone. And for those of you born in April you are lucky that it is your birthstone. A symbol of clarity and strength, the name itself comes from the Greek word ‘adamas’, meaning ‘invincible’ or ‘unbreakable’. The hardest and most durable […]
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The name shamrock derives from the Irish word Seamróg, meaning ‘young clover’. Not to be confused with the National emblem of Ireland, The Harp, the Shamrock is one of the most well known symbols of Ireland. It also earns the title of National Flower of Ireland. Intrinsically Irish and full of meaning, lets take a
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Aquamarine is the beautiful birthstone for March. The name derives from the Latin word aqua marina (sea water), owing to its varying shades of soothing blue-green colors. One of the most popular semi precious gemstones in jewelry, its sea-blue colors washes away your stresses. Our Claddagh birthstone jewelry happens to be one of our
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February 14th marks Valentine’s Day, the most romantic day of the year. It can be difficult to choose the perfect gift for your significant other. But we promise to give you some great gift ideas to impress your loved ones. Be it a token gift, a personalised piece of jewelry or for those taking their relationship to
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The 17th of March marks St Patrick’s Day. A celebration of all things Irish, this day is honored with a Parade in many different countries all over the world. In fact St Patrick’s Day is celebrated in more countries worldwide than any other national holiday! As well as being a religious holiday St
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The St Brigid Cross, Cros Bríde is a cross woven from the rushes of the Irish landscape. A beautiful Irish tradition, it is handmade with four arms tied at the end and meeting in a woven patterned square in the centre. Traditionally they were displayed over the door of a house to ward off
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Much of Irish Jewelry is made drawing inspiration from Irelands rich Celtic history and culture. Of course, it is no secret that we Irish love a good story so of course this comes across even in our jewelry. The art of storytelling in Ireland began with the arrival of the Celts in 500BC. No feast
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With November around the corner and a busy month ahead we take a look at the five best selling Irish and Celtic symbols. With a fantastic summer time just past us we have not known ourselves in Galway with the unseasonal warm dry weather. Thank you to all our lovely customers from all around
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The history of the Claddagh ring dates back some four hundred years. Richard Joyce a gold and silversmith from Galway is attributed with the original design of the Claddagh ring. While myths surround the true origins Richards account is one of the most historically accurate. Richard Joyce was an early 17thCentury Goldsmith born in Galway
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Hi guys! This week I am writing a post about one of my favourite Galway jewellery stores, Fallers Jewellers. Fallers is based right in the heart of Galway City, on Williamsgate Street, stocking endless amounts of brands including Ted Baker, Michael Kors, Mi Moneda, Thomas Sabo, the list goes on and on. Recently I purchased
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Fallers Jewellers
Galway, Ireland
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T: +353 (0) 91 56 1226
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