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Comment on Dulwich Premium Collection Extra Large Black Croc Embossed Leather Jewellery Box with Jewellery Guard Lining by M. Carr

M. Carr — Mon, 11 Jan 2010 08:03:01 +0000

This is an absolutely top class jewellery box. This one is the biggest I could find on the market and fits a tremendous amount of jewellery in it. I have seen similar boxes in the shops but often the finish is dubious with the leather not properly attached. None of that here. The faux croc skin leather is beautifully applied. Every ounce of the box is either suede or leather. There are no unsightly gaps where you can see any finishing. The hinges are beautifully incorporated into the sides. The hinges and lock are chromed metal.

The box arrived excellently packaged by Amazon so there was not a mark on it. The box itself is made of black matt leather with the croc pattern applied. The inside is cream suede that the makers assure you is tarnish proof. I have not had it long enough to test. In the lid is a mirror than can be pulled forwards to store necklaces on hooks, with a suede pouch to put the pendants in so they hang correctly. The main compartment has slots for many rings and necklaces. The box also contains 2 travel boxes that slide in as drawers. One contains the area for pierced ear rings. These boxes close with press studs and again are very nicely made. Most compartments in the box contain suede covers to stop air getting to the contents. Again these are nicely made, padded and suede and fit exactly.

There are 2 further drawers, the top one for necklaces, with a circular area in the centre and long rectangular slots on the sides and the other drawer is for watches and also has many compartments for assorted stuff.

The only thing I could fault on the box is that the bottom drawer is sometimes a little tricky to get out as it sometimes catches on the front flap of the box. It just requires a little care taking in and out. But it is not enough to mark the box down for.

This jewellery box looks great on the dressing table. It irradiates quality and is very well made. Yes, it is expensive, but the materials, look and manufacture I think justify the price. I would recommend it.
Rating: 5 / 5

Comment on Best Place To Buy Inexpensive Celtic/irish Jewelery? by Kali

Kali — Thu, 31 Dec 2009 15:59:48 +0000

do a google search

Comment on Pewter cufflinks in a wooden presentation box AEW3826000 – Celtic design by Cintamani

Cintamani — Fri, 11 Dec 2009 21:10:31 +0000

I bought the cufflinks as a gift for my husband who would normally shun decorative, show offy things like cufflinks. He had unintentionally bought some shirts that needed cufflinks. I knew he would love these beautifully crafted works of art, that just happen to do the job. The box is as stunning as the links with the same design in pewter on the lid. You just have to trace the pattern with your fingers.
Rating: 5 / 5

Comment on Dulwich Designs Cream & Tan Leather Jewellery Box by G.V

G.V — Fri, 11 Dec 2009 02:52:37 +0000

Very good delivery services,good design but not conviced about the genuine Leather look like plastic…Miss V.Y
Rating: 1 / 5

Comment on My Crush Wears A (celtic) Ring On His Right Hand Ring Finger What Does It Mean? by chante

chante — Tue, 01 Dec 2009 02:02:43 +0000

means he likes celtic rings and he isn’t married.

Comment on My Crush Wears A (celtic) Ring On His Right Hand Ring Finger What Does It Mean? by BFL(K)

BFL(K) — Tue, 01 Dec 2009 01:59:56 +0000

nothing he just likes to wear rings.. and it happens to be on his righ thand. Since you like this guy, then i suggest asking him what the ring stands for so then you guys can start a relationship from friends to soul mates maybe! just ask him about the ring and have a normal conersation with him. Good luck!
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Comment on My Crush Wears A (celtic) Ring On His Right Hand Ring Finger What Does It Mean? by calienta

calienta — Tue, 01 Dec 2009 01:45:45 +0000

Only he can tell you that. You know rings have lots of meaning attached to them. On the other hand they can simply be decoration. You could ask in a playful, flirty way.

Comment on Aside From Celtic Knots And Scotsgaelic, Is There A Gem Or Language Like Ogham(irish) To Make A Ring Scottish? by Bran P

Bran P — Fri, 27 Nov 2009 22:38:49 +0000

Ogham was used in both Ireland and Scotland (also to some extent in Wales). It was the precursor to both Irish and Scottish gaelic.
Unfortunately its seems all the focus is generally on the Ogham inscriptions from Ireland so its very difficult to find anything from Scotland because most of the examples come from Ireland.
Heres paper you can read about it though.http://ads.ahds.ac.uk/catalogue/adsdata/…
It describes some of the examples found in Scotland.
I dont really know of any gems or anything. You could just put a Gàidhlig inscription.

Comment on Aside From Celtic Knots And Scotsgaelic, Is There A Gem Or Language Like Ogham(irish) To Make A Ring Scottish? by jk

jk — Fri, 27 Nov 2009 22:23:47 +0000

The Irish don’t speak Ogham they speak Gaelic. Ogham is an Irish alphabet.

Comment on What Are Good Sites For Jewelry Making? by diplocas

diplocas — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 15:36:46 +0000

DIY’s site, michael’s crafts site