Celia's Innovation: April 2009

GREETINGS !

Dear friends,

Welcome to Celia's Innovation 絲絲的创作.
I am the designer and engineer for all the projects that you can see in all the albums. I have a full time job and this is my hobby which allows me to relax just by looking at the beads. :P

I started beading since year 2003 and since then, it has became an essential part of my life.

I love beading and my passion for beading will continue.....

My hobby has turned part time biz. I have a range of fine & unique handcrafted jeweleries for everyone.

I also do customization of jeweleries for special occasions. Your budget is not just important to you but important to me too because I want to you to feel happy. Let me know and I'll work towards your budget.

All items posted here are handcrafted and one of its kind.

So... if you have any love at first sight, want it in another color and/or have it in your own style & design?? How to purchase?? Any enquiries, feedback and/or suggestion??

Do not hesitate to Email Me.

Cecilia - Origin and Meaning of the name

The girl name Cecilia [ comp. ce-ci-lia ] is pronounced SahSIYLYah ^KEY. Cecilia is of Latin origin. It is used mainly in English, German, Italian, Scandinavian, and Spanish. Derived from the word caecus with the meaning 'blind'. The name was borne by Saint Cecilia (176-180), the patron saint of musicians, and also by one of the daughters of William the Conqueror. In literature, the name appeared as Cecilia Beverley in Frances Burney's novel Cecilia (1782). Cecilia is the feminine equivalent of the English Cecil.

Cecilia has 13 forms that are used in both English and foreign languages. English forms of Cecilia include Cecelia, Cecily, Shayla, Sheila (also used in Irish), and Shelia. Another English variant is the pet form Sissy.

Forms of the name used in foreign languages include the German Cä,cilie, the German Cecilie, the French Cé,cile, the Irish and German Sile, the Frisian, German, and Scandinavian Silja, the Frisian and German Silka, and the Frisian and German Silke.

Cecilia is rather popular as a baby girl name. At the peak of its usage in 1904, 0.086% of baby girls were named Cecilia. It was #190 in rank then. The baby name has experienced a decline in frequency since then, and is in recent times of modest use. In 2007, it ranked at #274 with a usage of 0.059%, but it was nevertheless the most popular out of all girl names in its family. Cecilia was used 22% more than the 2nd ranked name, the English Shayla, in 2007.

Baby names that sound like Cecilia include the English Cecelia, the German Cecilie, the English Cecily, the Polish Sylwia, the Italian and Spanish Celia, the French Cécile, the English Cilla, the English and French Sally, the English Scilla, the English Shayla, the English and Irish Sheila, the English Shelia, the English Shelley, the English Shelly, the English and Hebrew Shiloh, the Frisian, German, and Scandinavian Silja, the Spanish Soli, the English Sal, the English Shell, the Irish and German Sile, the Portuguese and Spanish Sol, and the English Syl.

^KEY: Pronunciation for Cecilia: S as in "sea (S.IY)" ; AH as in "hut (HH.AH.T)" ; S as in "sea (S.IY)" ; IY as in "eat (IY.T)" ; L as in "lee (L.IY)" ; Y as in "yield (Y.IY.L.D)" ; AH as in "hut (HH.AH.T)"