Introducing our Connemara Marble Shamrock Ring, crafted in sterling silver and made in Ireland. This exquisite ring features a beautifully detailed shamrock design, a symbol of Irish heritage, with a genuine piece of Connemara marble at its heart. Known for its striking green hues, Connemara marble is often referred to as "Ireland’s gemstone" and is found only in the west of Ireland. Perfect for adding a touch of Irish charm to your jewelry collection, this shamrock ring is a meaningful piece you'll cherish.
Why you’ll love it:
Features genuine Connemara marble, unique to Ireland.
Sterling silver band, hallmarked at the Assay Office in Dublin.
Classic shamrock design symbolizing luck and Irish heritage.
Thoughtfully handcrafted in Ireland for a truly authentic touch.
If you want to explore traditional Irish symbols of love and loyalty, take a look at our Claddagh rings. For timeless designs inspired by ancient patterns, you can browse our Celtic rings, and if you’d like to see more styles, visit our full Celtic jewelry collection.
Silver Claddagh Ring with Celtic Knotwork Band And Heat Shaped Emerald
The hands of friendship hold this emerald gemstone Claddagh ring at the centre, with the crown of loyalty above it. The green gemstone makes this Claddagh ring a true Irish traditional design. Right the way around this ring is beautiful knotwork. An Irish made classic piece of jewelry to behold.
Sterling silver
Made in Dublin, Ireland
Hallmarked at the Assay Office at Dublin Castle
Cubic zirconia green gemstone
Comes with a giftbox
A 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.
If you want to explore traditional Irish symbols of love and loyalty, take a look at our Claddagh rings. For timeless designs inspired by ancient patterns, you can browse our Celtic rings, and if you’d like to see more styles, visit our full Celtic jewelry collection.