Claddagh Ring Earrings with Emerald Crystal

Regular price: Price: €43.50
Sale price: Price: €43.50

The Claddagh is a traditional Irish ring exchanged as a token of love. It is often worn and given as an engagement or wedding ring due to the three beautiful symbols of love, loyalty & friendship in the heart, the crown and hands.

The Claddagh Ring dates from the 17th century and originated in the little village of Claddagh, in the heart of Galway City, Ireland.

Our Claddagh Earrings are a creative variation of the Claddagh ring. Much like the ring, they are a symbol of friendship, loyalty and love, with an outward facing heart of Emerald Crystal, clasped from above by two hands and topped with a crown inset with Clear crystals.

Matching pendant available

Size 17mm
Clear and Emerald Crystals
Rhodium Plated

The Claddagh is a traditional Irish ring exchanged as a token of love. It is often worn and given as an engagement or wedding ring due to the three beautiful symbols of love, loyalty & friendship in the heart, the crown and hands.

The Claddagh Ring dates from the 17th century and originated in the little village of Claddagh, in the heart of Galway City, Ireland.

Our Claddagh Earrings are a creative variation of the Claddagh ring. Much like the ring, they are a symbol of friendship, loyalty and love, with an outward facing heart of Emerald Crystal, clasped from above by two hands and topped with a crown inset with Clear crystals.

Matching pendant available

Size 17mm
Clear and Emerald Crystals
Rhodium Plated

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It's a great stop to visit. Aengus, Fiona and Ann are wonderful hosts. They give guests a brilliant insight into Crystal making every little thing is explained and then guests get to see a craftsman cutting a piece freehand. It's truly amazing to see it done

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Claddagh Ring Earrings with Emerald Crystal

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It's a great stop to visit. Aengus, Fiona and Ann are wonderful hosts. They give guests a brilliant insight into Crystal making every little thing is explained and then guests get to see a craftsman cutting a piece freehand. It's truly amazing to see it done