Celtic & Irish Harp Jewelry
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Green Isle Celtic Harp Ring
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Ireland's Harp Post Earrings
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- $35.00
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Celtic Harp Earrings
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- $40.00
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Sarai Harp Earrings
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- $53.00
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Torlogh Celtic Harp Necklace
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- $88.00
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Ancient Bard Celtic Harp Brooch
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- $78.00
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Green Enamel Harp Necklace
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- $60.00
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Irish Harp Necklace
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- $38.00
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Boru Celtic Harp Brooch
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- $70.00
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Liffey Harp Post Earrings
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- $52.00
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Claddagh & Harp Tie Bar
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Irish Claddagh & Harp Cuff Links
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- $55.00
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Oisin Shamrock Harp Necklace
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- $88.00
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Cian Harp Post Earrings
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- $48.00
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- $48.00
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Liffey Harp Dangle Earrings
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- $52.00
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The Quinn Harp Celtic Cross Necklace
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- $80.00
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Irish Harp Cuff Links
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- $50.00
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Irish Harp Lapel Pin
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- $36.00
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- $36.00
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Celtic Harp Bracelet
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- $46.00
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Irish Harp Brooch
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- $55.00
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Claddagh Harp Brooch
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- $55.00
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Irish Harp Turf Wall Hanging
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- $32.00
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Irish Harp Turf Ornament
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- $32.00
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Celtic Harp Brooch
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- $45.00
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Alianna Irish Harp Necklace
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- $88.00
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Irish Harp & Claddagh Kilt Pin
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Golden Celtic Harp Necklace
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- $110.00
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Harper Celtic Knot Brooch
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- $53.00
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Cinnia Celtic Harp Necklace
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- $70.00
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The Significance of Harp Jewelry in Celtic Culture
For centuries, the harp has represented Irish culture and has been used in a variety of forms. Harps can be found in ancient Gaelic manuscripts and even modern buildings. It symbolizes the Irish people's resilience and everlasting culture.
The importance of the Celtic crystal design harp jewelry in Irish culture dates as far back as the 12th century. In ancient documents, the harp is featured prominently, in many cases accompanied by inscriptions and names in Latin, referring to the customs of the day.
Since back then, harps have been used for many reasons. In many instances, they’re decorations on Gaelic flags. In others, they refer to the Irish high kings of the Middle Ages. The harp is an intrinsic part of Irish music, art, and mythology, reflecting its importance in Irish culture. Nowadays, the most recognizable representation of the harp as an Irish symbol can be found in the cross-border Irish flag.
Our Recommendations for Harp Jewelry Designs
At Celtic Crystal Design, we proudly offer the highest quality craftsmanship and materials in our collection of jewelry with harp themes. Start by exploring the Green Isle Celtic harp ring, which has a unique design that combines the traditional elements of the harp with a polished finish and a Celtic knot. It’s available in solid sterling silver, and the ring is available in sizes 6 to 10.
Pair your ring with the lovely Oisin shamrock harp necklace in solid sterling silver and connect to the vibrational essences of inspiration and healing of this original jewelry piece. The harp will remind you of the renowned artistic performers of the Emerald Isle who used to travel far and wide, entertaining villages, towns, and sometimes the royal courts. Spoil yourself by adding a set of matching earrings or give it as a thoughtful gift.
If you love the harp in all its forms, think about the Celtic harp brooch to complement your outfits. It’s available in pewter with either silver or gold finish and has a lovely line of enamel work that makes it easy to combine, no matter what you are wearing. This beautiful Irish memento can be a special gift for yourself or a special person in your life. You will appreciate the detail of its design when you place it on a coat, scarf, or wrap.
Meaning and Symbolism Behind Harp Jewelry
Although prevalent in Irish and Celtic history, the harp occupies a special place as an enchanting and mystical musical instrument that has been adopted by a variety of cultures. It has been associated with divine beings, mostly because of its ethereal tones that reach the inner depths of the soul of those who listen to its reflective qualities.
In Roman and Greek mythology, the harp was associated with Apollo, the god of poetry and music, who would enchant his muse Erato with its sounds. Playing the harp meant there was a connection between heaven and earth, giving humankind a way to reach out to the divine.
Regarding Celtic culture, the Celts traditionally assigned a significant spiritual meaning to the harp. They believed that the harp had the magical quality to invoke profound emotional responses that helped heal the soul and on occasion might even open doors to other realms.
Both Irish and Celts were convinced that the harp could inspire hope in those who listened to its mournful notes, while also soothing troubled hearts and offering solace to those who had lost a loved one and were enveloped in grief.
Celtic harp-inspired jewelry has been considered a symbol of spiritual transformation, bringing out the inner beauty of the soul. The soothing vibrations of the harp are believed to bring harmony and balance to the life of those who enjoy listening to it, bringing relaxation and spiritual peace.