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“For each petal on the Shamrock this brings a wish your way,
Good health, good luck and happiness,
Today and everyday”.
This is a real statement piece with a large piece of genuine Connemara Marble set within sterling silver. Can you see the center of each shamrock tipped with a peridot gemstone? Truly a unique piece of Celtic Jewelry.
From the rich cultural history of Connemara marble to the intricate symbolism behind the shamrock 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.
Please read more about the piece below.
Original price was: € 118.60.€ 54.76Current price is: € 54.76.
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Peridot Connemara Marble Silver Shamrock Pendant.
This Connemara marble, one of the world’s oldest minerals and rarest marble in the world, was mined from our quarry in Lissoughter, Recess Co. Galway. No two pieces are identical, making each piece totally unique to you. Our Sterling Silver is hallmarked at the Dublin Assay office which is located in Dublin Castle.
The pendant hangs from a sterling silver 24″ chain.
Measures:Â width 21mm x 30mm length, weight 8.5 grams.
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| Material | Connemara Marble |
|---|---|
| Metal | Sterling Silver |
| Size | 24" chain, width 21mm x 30mm length, weight 8.5 grams. |
| Style | Presented in a hinged gift box |
| Material | Connemara Marble |
|---|---|
| Metal | Sterling Silver |
| Size | 24" chain, width 21mm x 30mm length, weight 8.5 grams. |
| 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.