Claddagh Earrings with Connemara Marble Claddagh Earrings with Connemara Marble
Claddagh Earrings with Connemara Marble

Claddagh Earrings with Connemara Marble

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 Wear Love, Loyalty, and Ireland's Beauty 

Our exquisite Claddagh Earrings are a perfect fusion of Irish tradition, timeless elegance and natural beauty. Crafted with precision and care, these earrings are not just jewelry; they are a heartfelt symbol of love, loyalty, and friendship. Each earring showcases the iconic Claddagh design, featuring a lovingly detailed heart, crowned with loyalty, and embraced by the hands of friendship. What sets these earrings apart is the stunning Connemara Marble that graces the heart's center 

Product Highlights

  • The earrings hang from a shepherd's hook ear wire.
  • Carry a piece of Ireland's natural beauty 
  • They make an ideal present for loved ones

These Claddagh Earrings with Connemara Marble are not just a beautiful accessory but a powerful symbol of your affection and loyalty. Whether you wear them daily or reserve them for special occasions, they are a testament to your appreciation of Irish culture and the enduring values the Claddagh represents.

History of the Claddagh

The Claddagh (or Cladach, meaning 'the shore') features a crowned heart held by two hands - the heart represents love, the hands represent friendship, while the crown stands for loyalty. As far back as medieval times, engagement rings had been inscribed with clasped hands to signify one's fidelity, while the heart and crown were eventually added in the 18th century. 
The Claddagh is named for the former fishing village that's now part of Galway city in the West of Ireland, where iconic Claddagh rings have since been produced for hundreds of years. Legend has it that in 1695, a local teenage silversmith called Richard Joyce became enslaved by Algerian pirates, and invented the Claddagh ring while in captivity. 
Whatever the true origin, the Claddagh has since exploded in popularity among those desiring to celebrate their Irish heritage, appearing on many forms of jewelry and art from weddings rings to casual gifts of friendship.