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Irish Jewelry
In this section, we showcase contemporary jewelry handmade by Irish designers with materials and metals sourced from Ireland, such as gold mined in County Tyrone. These unique jewelry pieces offer a beautifully understated way of celebrating your Irish heritage. In this collection, you will find a range of earrings, pendants, cufflinks and rings from famed Irish designers such as Garret Mallon. Each piece meticulously crafted by hand and presented in luxury packaging. As with all our jewelry, everything is tested and hallmarked by the Dublin Assays Office. This is your mark of quality and authenticity.
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☆☆☆☆☆ ★★★★★(1)Emerald Claddagh Cross Pendant
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Rose Gold Plated St Brigid's Cross
The woven center of this Saint Brigid's cross is rose gold plated whilst the rest is Sterling silver. Brigid of Kildare is a patron saint of Ireland.
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Saint Brigid's Silver Cross
A new take on the meaningful Saint Brigid's cross. Handcrafted from Sterling silver, this cross has a gold plated centerpiece to bring it to life.
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☆☆☆☆☆ ★★★★★(1)Duleek Cross
The intricate engravings on this bold Celtic cross glints the light eye-catching and the slightly different texture of the circle is just enough to set it apart from the cross.
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Brigid's Cross with Diamond
Quality hand-craftsmanship and exquisite detail gives this the cross the texture and appearance of the rushes or straw that were traditionally weaved into these crosses to be.
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Saint Brigid's Cross
Honoring St. Brigid of Kildare, this glistening charms hand-craftsmanship boasts such clear detail that depicts the rushes or straw that was originally used to make such.
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Small Brigid's Cross with Diamond
A stunning flawlessly detailed tribute to St. Brigid, this perfectly polished cross is centered with a gloriously radiant diamond. A most simple tradition turned into a.
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Small St Brigid's Cross
Saint Brigid’s Cross. Originally made from rushes or straw these crosses were weaved from a square in the center and four radials were tied at the ends. They were commonly hung.
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