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Harp Pendant with Marble Chain 2cm L x 1.5cm W

Ireland's national emblem has been lovingly recreated in exquisite detail in sterling silver with accents of Ireland's ancient gemstone. The story of the Irish Harp is integral in Irish culture. It is one of the world's oldest instruments. The ancient Irish kings used harpists to entertain them so harpists held great prestige in high society. The Harp is the national emblem of Ireland. One of the oldest harps, dating back to the 14th or 15th century is on view at Trinity College, Dublin. Before the Tricolour was named the national flag in 1919, the first unofficial flag of Ireland featured the Irish Harp. It also currently serves as the flag of the President of Ireland and appears prominently on all of Ireland's Euro coins. Presented on a sterling silver 18″ chain with drop length of 2cm, a width of 1.5cm and a weight of 1.4 grams. You can pair the pendant with Inlaid Harp Earrings. All of The sterling silver is hallmarked in the Dublin Assay office located in Dublin Castle. Connemara Marble Sterling silver 18" chain Stamp by the Irish Assay Office Style: Irish Harp Certificate of Authenticity included

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Claddagh Pendant

Give this rhodium plated Claddagh pendant as a gift of love. Crafted in Ireland, the Claddagh echoes a tale of devotion retold over the centuries. The elements of the Claddagh symbolise the qualities of love, (the heart), friendship, (the hands) and loyalty (the crown). Presented on an 18″ chain with a further 2 ” extender. Famed for its beauty, colour and resistance no two pieces of Connemara Marble are the same. This makes this Celtic Claddagh pendant unique to you. A gift of love, crafted in Ireland. Once, a young Irish sailor was captured and sold into slavery. Far from his native land, he held the memory of his sweetheart deep in his heart. Years later, on his safe return to Ireland, his gift to her was a Claddagh ring. It was a token of his enduring love. “Cladach” is the Irish word for Claddagh and it traces its origins back to a coastal village in Co. Galway. For centuries the iconic hands, heart and crown on this design have represented friendship, love and loyalty. Whether you are choosing for yourself or someone you love the Claddagh can be worn by both men and women and for many different personal reasons. Connemara Marble Size: 18" chain, 2" extender Certificate of Authenticity included Style: Claddagh

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Inlaid Pendant On Silver Chain 4cm L x 2cm W

The magic and mystique of Ireland lives in this lovely piece. This tear drop shaped pendant showcases an openwork, Connemara Marble, shamrock design that is set inside highly polished sterling silver to create this truly elegant pendant. From the rich cultural history of Connemara Marble and Irish sterling silver to the intricate and gorgeous symbolism behind the shamrock, this handcrafted pendant is a must have for anyone with an appreciation of Irish culture and heritage. The shamrock is one of the most iconic symbols associated with Ireland. Saint Patrick used the shamrock to explain the Holy Trinity to the Celts. He used the three leaves to explain the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit enshrined in one. They are embedded with Connemara Marble to create a green marble finish which enhances the shining sterling silver. Each of the two shamrocks have three Connemara Marble stones inset to represent the leaves. This Connemara Marble, one of the world's oldest minerals and rarest marble in the world, was mined from a quarry in Lissoughter, Recess Co. Galway. No two pieces are identical, making each piece totally unique to you. The sterling silver is hallmarked at the Dublin Assay office which is located in Dublin Castle. This pendant hangs from a sterling silver 18″ chain, with a drop of 4cm, width of 2cm and a weight of 4.7 grams.

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Connemara Tea Collection Set Of 3 Irish Teas

- Irish Cream Flavoured Tea 8 Tea Bags- Irish Whiskey Flavoured Tea 8 Tea Bags- Irish Wild Berry Flavoured Tea 8 Tea Bags

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Inlaid Pendant On Silver Chain 4cm L x 2cm W

The magic and mystique of Ireland lives in this lovely piece. This tear drop shaped pendant showcases an openwork, Connemara Marble, shamrock design that is set inside highly polished sterling silver to create this truly elegant pendant. From the rich cultural history of Connemara Marble and Irish sterling silver to the intricate and gorgeous symbolism behind the shamrock, this handcrafted pendant is a must have for anyone with an appreciation of Irish culture and heritage. The shamrock is one of the most iconic symbols associated with Ireland. Saint Patrick used the shamrock to explain the Holy Trinity to the Celts. He used the three leaves to explain the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit enshrined in one. They are embedded with Connemara Marble to create a green marble finish which enhances the shining sterling silver. Each of the two shamrocks have three Connemara Marble stones inset to represent the leaves. This Connemara Marble, one of the world's oldest minerals and rarest marble in the world, was mined from a quarry in Lissoughter, Recess Co. Galway. No two pieces are identical, making each piece totally unique to you. The sterling silver is hallmarked at the Dublin Assay office which is located in Dublin Castle. This pendant hangs from a sterling silver 18″ chain, with a drop of 4cm, width of 2cm and a weight of 4.7 grams.

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Pendant

If you're looking for the perfect Irish jewellery piece, look no further than this stunning Celtic cross pendant. Each arm features a beautifully detailed trinity knot, Ireland's ancient symbol of eternity. Still evident around Ireland are the Celtic crosses some from as far back as the 9th century. The central stone is crafted from Connemara Marble, 900 million years in the making. Presented on an 18″ chain with a 2″ extender. The Celtic High Cross is one of Ireland's iconic symbols. Earliest surviving crosses date from the 7th century and the finest examples date from the 9th and 10th Centuries. Magnificent high crosses are carved from stone and are characterised by the ringed design. It is argued that this ring is used to support the cross bars of the cross, whilst a more popular legend states that it was the inspiration of St Patrick to convert the Irish to Christianity. Using a simple cross, he held it against the background of the sun to symbolise the transition of sun worship to Christianity. Most of the crosses that we can see stood in Monasteries. As this was an era before printing, the crosses were richly carved with Celtic knot work and images from Scripture. Today, we can still see these images that were used to tell the story of the bible to the congregation gathered below. In Ireland everyone can visit these crosses and touch the surfaces that were carved over a thousand years ago. This is living history and a great connection to Irelands rich heritage. Connemara Marble Metal: base metal Size: 18" chain, 2" extender Certificate of Authenticity included Style: Celtic Cross

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Shamrock Teardrop Silver Earring

Versatile and refined, the Shamrock Teardrop Silver Earrings effortlessly transition from casual to formal settings. Their lightweight design makes them comfortable for all-day wear, while the charming shamrock motif brings a hint of Irish charm to every occasion. Whether treating yourself or searching for a meaningful gift, these earrings make a thoughtful and stylish choice. Embrace the luck of the shamrock and elevate your look with our Shamrock Teardrop Silver Earrings – order yours today and infuse your style with the magic of Ireland.

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Inlaid Pendant On Silver Chain 4cm L x 2cm W

The magic and mystique of Ireland lives in this lovely piece. This tear drop shaped pendant showcases an openwork, Connemara Marble, shamrock design that is set inside highly polished sterling silver to create this truly elegant pendant. From the rich cultural history of Connemara Marble and Irish sterling silver to the intricate and gorgeous symbolism behind the shamrock, this handcrafted pendant is a must have for anyone with an appreciation of Irish culture and heritage. The shamrock is one of the most iconic symbols associated with Ireland. Saint Patrick used the shamrock to explain the Holy Trinity to the Celts. He used the three leaves to explain the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit enshrined in one. They are embedded with Connemara Marble to create a green marble finish which enhances the shining sterling silver. Each of the two shamrocks have three Connemara Marble stones inset to represent the leaves. This Connemara Marble, one of the world's oldest minerals and rarest marble in the world, was mined from a quarry in Lissoughter, Recess Co. Galway. No two pieces are identical, making each piece totally unique to you. The sterling silver is hallmarked at the Dublin Assay office which is located in Dublin Castle. This pendant hangs from a sterling silver 18″ chain, with a drop of 4cm, width of 2cm and a weight of 4.7 grams.

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Souvenir Inlaid Earrings 4cm x 2cm

These tear drop shaped earrings showcase an openwork, Connemara Marble shamrock design, that is set inside highly polished sterling silver to create truly elegant earrings. Each of the two shamrocks on each earring have three Connemara Marble stones inset to represent the leaves. The shamrock is one of the most iconic symbols associated with Ireland. Saint Patrick used the shamrock to explain the Holy Trinity to the Celts, using the three leaves to explain the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit enshrined in one. They are embedded with Connemara Marble to create a green marble finish which enhances the shining sterling silver. This Connemara Marble, one of the world's oldest minerals and rarest marble in the world, was mined from a quarry in Lissoughter, Recess Co. Galway. No two pieces are identical, making each piece totally unique to you. The sterling silver is hallmarked at the Dublin Assay office which is located in Dublin Castle. The earrings are presented on a shepherd's hook back suitable for pierced ears only. They have a weight of 9 grams and measure 4cm x 2cm.