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SP1081 Claddagh Sterling Silver Gold Plate Heart Necklace by Shanore
Description
This captivating Celtic Claddagh Pendant presents the traditional Irish symbol of love in an elegant and enticing design. The arms of the Claddagh are crafted in a glimmering sterling silver, only lending to the polished 14K gold plated heart at the center and the diamond studded crown of the Claddagh.
An Everlasting Commitment
It is said that the first Claddagh symbol was crafted long ago by an Irish fisherman from the town of Galway. This fisherman was kidnapped by pirates and sold into slavery, taken away from the woman he loved. He became a slave to a goldsmith and forced to work there. It was there that he created the first Claddagh as a symbol for his affection to his woman. In 1689 when the release of the slaves was ordered, he gained his freedom and used his creation as a wedding ring.
A Romantic Expression
Claddagh rings today are still a genuine symbol of affection and one of Ireland's signature motifs. Claddaghs are found on all different types of Celtic artwork such as crosses, rings, pendants, and earrings. Today's designers honor the past by spending years learning the engraving techniques of Celtic symbols. To wear a Claddagh is to truly be apart of Irish history and tradition.
This captivating Celtic Claddagh Pendant presents the traditional Irish symbol of love in an elegant and enticing design. The arms of the Claddagh are crafted in a glimmering sterling silver, only lending to the polished 14K gold plated heart at the center and the diamond studded crown of the Claddagh.
An Everlasting Commitment
It is said that the first Claddagh symbol was crafted long ago by an Irish fisherman from the town of Galway. This fisherman was kidnapped by pirates and sold into slavery, taken away from the woman he loved. He became a slave to a goldsmith and forced to work there. It was there that he created the first Claddagh as a symbol for his affection to his woman. In 1689 when the release of the slaves was ordered, he gained his freedom and used his creation as a wedding ring.
A Romantic Expression
Claddagh rings today are still a genuine symbol of affection and one of Ireland's signature motifs. Claddaghs are found on all different types of Celtic artwork such as crosses, rings, pendants, and earrings. Today's designers honor the past by spending years learning the engraving techniques of Celtic symbols. To wear a Claddagh is to truly be apart of Irish history and tradition.
Specification
METAL: Sterling Silver
WEIGHT: 3.2 grams
WIDTH: 23mm
HEIGHT: 30mm
CHAIN: 18" Sterling Silver Belcher, Bolt Ring Catch
$45.85
Original: $131.00
-65%SP1081 Claddagh Sterling Silver Gold Plate Heart Necklace by Shanore—
$131.00
$45.85SP1081 Claddagh Sterling Silver Gold Plate Heart Necklace by Shanore
Description
This captivating Celtic Claddagh Pendant presents the traditional Irish symbol of love in an elegant and enticing design. The arms of the Claddagh are crafted in a glimmering sterling silver, only lending to the polished 14K gold plated heart at the center and the diamond studded crown of the Claddagh.
An Everlasting Commitment
It is said that the first Claddagh symbol was crafted long ago by an Irish fisherman from the town of Galway. This fisherman was kidnapped by pirates and sold into slavery, taken away from the woman he loved. He became a slave to a goldsmith and forced to work there. It was there that he created the first Claddagh as a symbol for his affection to his woman. In 1689 when the release of the slaves was ordered, he gained his freedom and used his creation as a wedding ring.
A Romantic Expression
Claddagh rings today are still a genuine symbol of affection and one of Ireland's signature motifs. Claddaghs are found on all different types of Celtic artwork such as crosses, rings, pendants, and earrings. Today's designers honor the past by spending years learning the engraving techniques of Celtic symbols. To wear a Claddagh is to truly be apart of Irish history and tradition.
This captivating Celtic Claddagh Pendant presents the traditional Irish symbol of love in an elegant and enticing design. The arms of the Claddagh are crafted in a glimmering sterling silver, only lending to the polished 14K gold plated heart at the center and the diamond studded crown of the Claddagh.
An Everlasting Commitment
It is said that the first Claddagh symbol was crafted long ago by an Irish fisherman from the town of Galway. This fisherman was kidnapped by pirates and sold into slavery, taken away from the woman he loved. He became a slave to a goldsmith and forced to work there. It was there that he created the first Claddagh as a symbol for his affection to his woman. In 1689 when the release of the slaves was ordered, he gained his freedom and used his creation as a wedding ring.
A Romantic Expression
Claddagh rings today are still a genuine symbol of affection and one of Ireland's signature motifs. Claddaghs are found on all different types of Celtic artwork such as crosses, rings, pendants, and earrings. Today's designers honor the past by spending years learning the engraving techniques of Celtic symbols. To wear a Claddagh is to truly be apart of Irish history and tradition.
Specification
METAL: Sterling Silver
WEIGHT: 3.2 grams
WIDTH: 23mm
HEIGHT: 30mm
CHAIN: 18" Sterling Silver Belcher, Bolt Ring Catch
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Description
This captivating Celtic Claddagh Pendant presents the traditional Irish symbol of love in an elegant and enticing design. The arms of the Claddagh are crafted in a glimmering sterling silver, only lending to the polished 14K gold plated heart at the center and the diamond studded crown of the Claddagh.
An Everlasting Commitment
It is said that the first Claddagh symbol was crafted long ago by an Irish fisherman from the town of Galway. This fisherman was kidnapped by pirates and sold into slavery, taken away from the woman he loved. He became a slave to a goldsmith and forced to work there. It was there that he created the first Claddagh as a symbol for his affection to his woman. In 1689 when the release of the slaves was ordered, he gained his freedom and used his creation as a wedding ring.
A Romantic Expression
Claddagh rings today are still a genuine symbol of affection and one of Ireland's signature motifs. Claddaghs are found on all different types of Celtic artwork such as crosses, rings, pendants, and earrings. Today's designers honor the past by spending years learning the engraving techniques of Celtic symbols. To wear a Claddagh is to truly be apart of Irish history and tradition.
This captivating Celtic Claddagh Pendant presents the traditional Irish symbol of love in an elegant and enticing design. The arms of the Claddagh are crafted in a glimmering sterling silver, only lending to the polished 14K gold plated heart at the center and the diamond studded crown of the Claddagh.
An Everlasting Commitment
It is said that the first Claddagh symbol was crafted long ago by an Irish fisherman from the town of Galway. This fisherman was kidnapped by pirates and sold into slavery, taken away from the woman he loved. He became a slave to a goldsmith and forced to work there. It was there that he created the first Claddagh as a symbol for his affection to his woman. In 1689 when the release of the slaves was ordered, he gained his freedom and used his creation as a wedding ring.
A Romantic Expression
Claddagh rings today are still a genuine symbol of affection and one of Ireland's signature motifs. Claddaghs are found on all different types of Celtic artwork such as crosses, rings, pendants, and earrings. Today's designers honor the past by spending years learning the engraving techniques of Celtic symbols. To wear a Claddagh is to truly be apart of Irish history and tradition.
Specification
METAL: Sterling Silver
WEIGHT: 3.2 grams
WIDTH: 23mm
HEIGHT: 30mm
CHAIN: 18" Sterling Silver Belcher, Bolt Ring Catch
