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Silver Claddagh Ring – Celtic Desire
This beautiful Claddagh Ring is 925 Sterling Silver.
Carefully crafted and designed by Irish Silversmiths and comes in a gorgeous light green presentation box.
"The Claddagh is an ancient Gaelic symbol which is now a universal symbol of lasting love, eternal friendship, and loyalty. It was first designed around 400 years ago in a small village near Galway, Ireland. The Claddagh symbol shows a crown above two hands clasping a heart in the middle.
The Claddagh is often placed on wedding bands to represent holding a lover’s heart in one’s hands.
“With these hands I give you my heart and I crown it with my love.”
Claddagh Symbolism
The crown symbolises loyalty.
The hands symbolise friendship.
The heart symbolises love."
Product Codes - RCL 041
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Shadow the Cat Acrylic Keyring – Joyella Design
Embrace the charm and whimsy of Shadow the Cat with this delightful key-ring! Featuring Shadow, a lovable character who is a dyslexic book lover with a passion for playing dress-up, this key-ring is a must-have accessory for anyone who adores cute and quirky items. 🧙🐈⬛
This high-quality key-ring showcases an adorable illustration of Shadow, wearing her favourite witch hat and sitting on a stack of books. Crafted from durable materials, it’s perfect for keeping your keys organised or adding a touch of magic to your backpack, purse, or book bag.
Size: 2 inch
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Handmade and painted porcelain necklace on nickel free sterling silver chain. Made using Irish clay.
All pieces are handmade and painted. Slightly variations can be seen between your item and the item photographed on the listing. Colours may vary from image on screen. About The Crafter: Ciara Campbell I am a ceramic artist based in rural Co Armagh. My Childhood was spent immersed in the Irish Countryside on a horse farm, which no doubt influenced my current works.