The design elements common to all Claddagh rings are two hands lovingly holding, embracing or caressing a heart, topped by a simple crown. It stands for loyalty, trust and faith. Claddagh jewelry is named after a small Irish fishing village located near Galway, Ireland.

The Claddagh ring is Irelands most romantic and enduring Celtic jewelry tradition. It is customary for the ring to be worn as a wedding or engagement ring and then to be handed down from generation to generation.

The Claddagh ring began as a symbol for love in Ireland. The origin of the ring and the romantic ideals represented make the ring a popular choice for those in love all across the world.

The History of Symbolism, Legend & Lore

If you would like to honor your Irish heritage by means of wedding traditions, Claddagh rings, Irish lace, mead, pipers, traditional foods, clothing and toasts may all be incorporated into your celebrations. We could all make good use of the luck of the Irish on our wedding days!

Irish Engagement Rings are popular with those who wish for their ring to represent a loving union as well as reflect cultural heritage. Ireland has a bittersweet history steeped in romanticism. Celtic, Claddagh, and Emerald engagement rings are beautiful symbols of eternal love as well as ongoing connection to the Emerald Isle.

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