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Miracle news - check the site daily for updates on new product launches. And also when we release one of our special edition products
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Company Profile
MIRACLE Jewellery began manufacturing in 1946 and celebrated it's Golden Jubilee in 1996. During the past 54 years Miracle Jewellery has been the leading designer of jewellery in Celtic, Irish and Scottish styles.
The designs have evolved from historic pieces as well as from the large library accumulated over the years. The antiqued pewter and antiqued gold finish settings highlight the imitation agates, quartzes and rhinestones which are the strength of the collection.
The creation of this website offers the opportunity to the many worldwide collectors of MIRACLE Jewellery pieces to acquire the latest additions whilst at the same time promoting the range which remains a living and growing design heritage.
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 Celtic Cross
Celtic crosses are found throughout Ireland, Scotland and the other countries were the Celts were at home.
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 Kilt Pins
Kilt Pins - The three brooches are all based on the dirk which was the ceremonial dagger worn with Highland Dress.
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 Mackintosh
These reproductions of mackintosh designs display the linear form made famous by Charles Rennie Mackintosh in the transition from the Art Nouveau to Art Deco styles.
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 Scottish Collection
The Luckenbooth design depicts a heart mounted by a crown and was considered a token given as a lovers gift. The Thistle is synonymous with Scotland and its purple flower is reflected in the use of Amethyst stones in scottish jewellery.
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 Irish
The prime example of an Irish penannular brooch is the Tara Brooch discovered in 1850 and the following designs are all based on this find.
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 Celtic
The Celts were famed for their fine craftsmanship in ornamental and metal work and this is well illustrated in the geometric continuous knotwork patterns which form the mainstay of their designs.
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