An exquisite pair of sterling silver and Connemara Marble Claddagh lever backed earrings. These earrings have all the romance and sincerity of the Claddagh.
“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. Hands to hold the heart in friendship. The crown for loyalty and the heart for love.
Presented gift boxed and with a certificate of authenticity you can read more about the earrings below.
$79.95
“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.
The sterling silver which is hallmarked in the Dublin Assay Office located in Dublin Castle, encases the round, gleaming Connemara marble, one of the world’s oldest minerals and rarest marble in the world. It was mined from our quarry in Lissoughter, Recess Co. Galway. No two pieces are identical, making each piece totally unique to you.
The earrings are levered backed suitable for pierced ears only. They have a weight of 7.0 grams and measure 1.5 x 1.5 cm.
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| Material | Connemara Marble |
|---|---|
| Metal | Sterling Silver |
| Size | 1.5cm x 1.5cm |
| Stamp | Irish Assay Office |
| Style | Claddagh |
| Material | Connemara Marble |
|---|---|
| Metal | Sterling Silver |
| Size | 1.5cm x 1.5cm |
| Stamp | Irish Assay Office |
| Style | Claddagh |
Each marble product purchase includes a Certificate of Authenticity to prove it was made with genuine Connemara Marble.
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