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Doolin Linkcom Linkpartners - Doolin, County Clare, Ireland
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Keltischer Schmuck (Ireland). K Graphic Studio - Web Design (Germany). 124; Doolin Links. 124; About Doolin. 124; Celtic Jewellery made in Doolin - Ireland. 124; Webpages made by Doolin Linkcom. Doolin, Co. Clare.
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Panorama Photos from Doolin by Doolin Linkcom, Doolin County Clare Ireland
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Panorama Photos from Doolin. County Clare - Ireland. Welcome to Fisherstreet, Doolin, Co. Clare, Ireland. Doolin Pier (right), Doolin Point (middle) and Crab Island (left) with the Aran Islands in the distance. Doolin Bay with Doolin Beach hidden behind the rocks (left) and the start of the Cliffs of Moher (right). Doolin Shore - on a stormy day. Doolin shore at very low tide. Doolin Pier at low tide. Killilagh Church and graveyard. Just a couple of hundred feet up the lane from Roadford. 124; Showcase 1.
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Doolin Photos by Doolin Linkcom, Doolin County Clare Ireland
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County Clare - Ireland. Doonagore Castle in Doolin. Doonmacfelim Castle in Doolin. O'Briens Tower - Cliffs of Moher. A Winter Sunset in Doolin. If you like the pictures above, you are welcome to visit. Section of my photography website. 124; Panorama Photos from Doolin and surrounding Area. 124; Showcase 1. 124; Homepage of Celtic Jewellery made in Doolin. 124; Showcase 2. 124; Doolin Links. 124; About Doolin (by Doolin Linkcom). 124; Celtic Cards. 124; Other Links. 124; Keltischer Schmuck.
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Celtic Cards from Doolin, Co. Clare, Ireland - by Inge Bergmann
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View a complete list. If the larger images do not open in your browser when you click on the Celtic cards,. Please use the text links at the end of the page. 124; Celtic Card Order-Form. 124; Doolin Links. 124; Celtic Cards. 124; Showcase 1. 124; Showcase 2. 124; Doolin Photos. 124; Other Links. 124; About Doolin (by Doolin Linkcom). 124; How our Celtic Jewellery is made Part 1. 124; Keltischer Schmuck. 124; Homepage of Celtic Jewellery made in Doolin. We would appreciate if you could email us.
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Celtic Jewellery making (Part 2) - Celtic Jewellery made in Doolin - Ireland
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The jewellery 'master' is the original, from which a mould is made. A 'sprue' is attached to the jewellery 'master'. The purpouse of this is to create an opening in the mold through which the metal is poured. The jewellery 'master' is sent to the casting company. It would not be economical for us to do our own casting. The table below describes to you the way our Celtic Jewellery is cast. The ring is just a example, symbolic for jewellery. We do not make rings. Liquid wax is injected into the rubber mold.
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Celtic Jewellery making (Part 3) - Celtic Jewellery made in Doolin - Ireland
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In the case of pendants, a hole is. Drilled first for the jumpring. Next, the sprue is cut off. The sprue is the channel. Where the molten silver enters the jewellery mould. Larger jewellery items are filed out on the inside. The sides and the edges of the jewellery are. Sanded down on a rubber grinding wheel. The first polish rounds the edges of the jewellery. And gives the design a tri-dimensional look. After the polish the jewellery is heated. At approx. 300°C to harden the silver. 124; Doolin Links.
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Celtic Jewellery Showcase 1 of of Celtic Jewellery I & RFB Silversmith - Doolin - County Clare - Ireland - Celtic Jewellery - Celtic Jewellry - Celtic Jewelery - Celtic Jewlry
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This page contains 25 pictures of our Celtic jewellery and may take some time to load. Pendants are priced without chain, the necklaces include a 13 inch (33cm) chain. To find out the real size of the jewellery or to see the chain supplied with the necklace,. You can click on the image. 040;Sterling Silver). 040;Sterling Silver). 040;Sterling Silver). 040;Sterling Silver). 040;Sterling Silver). 040;Sterling Silver). 040;Sterling Silver). 040;Sterling Silver). Same celtic design as celtic brooch 022.
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Links Directory by Celtic Jewellery - I & RFB Silversmith - Doolin
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124; Celtic Jewellery made in Doolin. 124; Showcase 1. 124; Showcase 2. 124; Celtic Cards. 124; Doolin Links. The links on the following pages are not all personal recommendations. Some are link exchanges, which is common practice nowadays, as you probably know. Please let us know. Features all kinds of Celtic links from all over the world,. Including more Celtic Jewellery pages. Our Doolin Links Page. Here you can find Accommodations, Restaurants, Pubs, Shopping. The rest of Ireland. 124; Doolin Links.
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Contemporary Celtic Jewellery Showcase of Celtic Jewellery - I & RFB Silversmith - Celtic Jewelry, Doolin, Ireland - Celtic Jewellry - Celtic Jewelery - Celtic Jewlry
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The Celtic Jewellery on this page presents our more contemporary range,. But most of the jewellery is still based on the Celtic theme. Pendants are priced without chain, the necklaces include a 13 inch (33cm) chain. To find out the real size of the jewellery or to see the chain supplied with the necklace,. You can click on the image. 040;Sterling Silver). 040;Sterling Silver). 040;Sterling Silver). 040;Sterling Silver). 040;Sterling Silver). 040;Sterling Silver). 040;Sterling Silver). 047; bracelet 111.
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Celtic Jewellery making (Part 1) - Celtic Jewellery made in Doolin - Ireland
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Our apologies, but Part 1 of our Celtic Jewellery 'How-To' never quite happened. It was meant to be about designing and making the 'Master' for the Celtic Jewellery. The master is the original, from which a mould is made. But you can find out more about the rest of the procedure at the following link. The next step is the casting process. To find out how our Celtic Jewellery is cast, go to. How our Celtic Jewellery is made Part 2. To learn about the celtic jewellery finishing process go to.