St. Valentine's Day

Experience every stage of love, loyalty and friendship. There is an old Irish saying that goes, “With These hands, I give you my heart and crown it with my love.”

• To wear a Claddagh ring on the right hand with the crown turned outwards, away from you indicates that the wearer is single.
• To wear a Claddagh ring on the right hand with the crown turned inward, towards you symbolizes that the wearer is being courted in a relationship.
• To wear a Claddagh ring on the left hand with the crown turned outwards, away from you indicates a romantic engagement.
• To wear a Claddagh rin

Is the Claddagh ring curse real? Discover the truth about this Irish myth and why buying your own Claddagh ring is not unlucky but empowering.

Ah, Valentine's Day. The first thing that comes to mind is a heart-shaped box of cheap chocolates that should be directly applied to one's hips. And then there is that sweet little cupid. He's an overweight angel aiming a bow and arrow at you to inspire you to fall blissfully in love. I mean, let's face it. Cupid's arrow is a weapon that literally and metaphorically could be the death of you. But all jokes aside, do you even know why we actually celebrate Valentine's Day? I didn't think so.