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Introducing: the Mother's Knot!

Apr 28, 2017

Introducing the Mother'\''s Knot — a Celtic design celebrating unconditional love. Features trinity knot, infinity symbol, and mother cradling child. Perfect Mother'\''s Day gift. Continue reading

International Day of Celtic Art

Apr 28, 2017

June 9th has been designated as International Celtic Art Day by contemporary Celtic artists, scholars, and lovers worldwide. Discover the history behind the date, its connection to Saint Columcille, and how Walker Metalsmiths celebrates this global movement honoring both ancient and modern Celtic creativity. Continue reading

Our Youngest Jewelry Designer

Mar 31, 2017

Daisy's spontaneous Celtic cross drawing at age 3 became a cherished Walker Metalsmiths design—proof that Celtic heritage flows naturally through generations. Continue reading

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A Project for Lent- Cross of Cong Research

Mar 01, 2017

Stephen Walker's experimental project to recreate a lost medieval panel from the 12th century Cross of Cong using traditional Celtic casting techniques. Discover how he applies archaeological research to duplicate intricate bronze decorative panels using clay and cow dung molds—a methodology he'll present at the International Insular Art Conference in Glasgow. Continue reading

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Awesome piping at the Andover Robert Burns Supper

Feb 01, 2017

The 8th annual Andover Robert Burns Supper celebrates Scottish culture with champion bagpiper Andrew Hutton. Experience the haggis ceremony, Robert Burns poetry, and the musical traditions that honor Scotland's most beloved poet. Continue reading

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Celtic Wedding History & Traditions

Jun 01, 2016

Explore Celtic wedding history from handfasting ceremonies to Highland bagpipes, Scottish tartans, Claddagh rings, and the customs of marriage in the Celtic lands. Continue reading

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Everglades Mystery Pendant

May 11, 2016

A mysterious gold pendant studded with rose-cut diamonds and sapphires was discovered in the Florida Everglades during a python hunt. Experts believe it's from the tragic ValueJet crash of 1996. Discover the story behind this found treasure and its hidden meaning. Continue reading

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Custom Celtic Rings — How Does It All Work?

Apr 11, 2016

Handcrafted custom Celtic rings in gold with gemstones — buy in stock, customize a previous design, or work with our designers to create something entirely your own. Continue reading

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Antique Irish and Scottish Jewelry Exhibit in Andover

Mar 18, 2016

Victorian Celtic Revival jewelry from Ireland and Scotland, featuring the Tara brooch, Scotch pebble jewelry, and War of Independence artifacts. Continue reading

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The Walker's Trip to the British Isles

Feb 01, 2016

Join the Walker family on a two-week journey through the British Isles: London museums, Scottish Celtic scholars, the Banchory Brooch, Dublin trade shows, and reconnecting with fellow metalworkers. A blend of family, scholarship, and business in the heart of Celtic heritage. Continue reading

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