Irish Harp Cufflinks. The Harp is the Official symbol of Ireland and has been played by Irish musicians for thousands of years.
It would make a great gift for men of any heritage. Silver design.
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Psalms 23v2 - "He restoreth my soul" by Renu
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Harp Cufflinks
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Irish Harp Cufflinks. The Harp is the Official symbol of Ireland and has beeb played by Irish musicians for thousands of years.
It would make a great gift for men of any heritage.
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