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The Caer Pin
The Caer Sterling Silver Celtic Pin - This design is
carved on the interior wall of Bruigh na Boinne. Bruigh na Boinne is
the oldest building in the world and was believed to be the navel of
the earth. Bruigh na Boinne was also home to the love god Aongus Og and
his princess Caer whom he rescued from a magical spell which had turned
her into a swan. Aongus Og was the most beautiful of the gods and was
always surrounded by four birds representing his kisses, which he
showered on his beloved Caer. Truly a symbol of godly love, it has
been flawlessly transferred into this Celtic jewelry design.
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discount. Christmas was
originally
a Celtic Winter Solstice celebration. It was celebrated on 21st of
December until Christian times when the feast was moved to the 25th and
became the birthday of Jesus. The Winter Solstice or 'Grianstad an Gheimhridh', as it was called was a very important event for the ancient Celtic people. Many of the traditions we associate with Christmas were also
originally much older Celtic customs, for example the Christmas tree, the Christmas dinner and the use of holly and mistletoe.