The word Connemara comes from the Gaelic meaning “Inlets of the Sea”. This Sterling Silver Irish Pendant is inspired by the Wild Atlantic Coastline of Ireland.
When you visit you cannot help be bowled over by the awe-inspiring beauty of this region of Ireland. Indeed, Oscar Wilde described it perfectly when he spoke of the area possessing a “savage beauty”. Here in Ireland we have a deep-rooted relationship with the sea. Despite our island being so small we have endless coastlines of stunning beaches and see a lot of our history through the prism of the sea.
The pendant measuring 1.2 inches long holds a large piece of natural Connemara Marble encased in 9.5 grams of hallmarked sterling silver which has been crafted into the smooth, flowing lines of the waves.
This is a truly unique piece of natural jewelry which is presented on an 18″ chain and within a hinged gift box.
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Genuine Connemara Marble.
Irish Sterling Silver hallmarked at the Irish Assay Office located at Dublin Castle.
18″ Silver Chain included.
Presented in a hinged gift box with Certificate of Authenticity.
Measures approx : 1.2″ L x 0.85″ W
Weight : 9.5 grams.
Please note as marble is a natural stone, tones and shades will vary.
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| Material | Connemara Marble |
|---|---|
| Metal | Sterling Silver |
| Size | 18" Chain, 1.2" L x 0.85" W Weight : 9.5 grams. |
| Stamp | Certificate of Authenticity Included., Hallmarked at the Irish Assay Office. |
| Style | Presented in a hinged gift box |
| Material | Connemara Marble |
|---|---|
| Metal | Sterling Silver |
| Size | 18" Chain, 1.2" L x 0.85" W Weight : 9.5 grams. |
| Stamp | Certificate of Authenticity Included., Hallmarked at the Irish Assay Office. |
| Style | Presented in a hinged gift box |
Each marble product purchase includes a Certificate of Authenticity to prove it was made with genuine Connemara Marble.
Head Office
J.C. Walsh & Sons.
24 Main Street,
Rathfarnham Village,
Dublin D14K032,
Ireland.
