Ogham ‘Mother’ Silver Necklace – DK Jewellery
£45.00
Silver Necklace created by DK Jewellery (Déirdre Keough) in Lurgan, Co Armagh
Ogham writing depicting the word ‘Mother’
Beautifully Unique – A one of a kind piece of Irish handmade Jewellery!
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