Claddagh Inspired Engagement Rings

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Claddagh inspired engagement rings.

With unique details that add heirloom elegance antique style rings are a meaningful symbol of your love and commitment. Our range of celtic and irish engagement rings are handmade in ireland. The shoulders of the band are carefully crafted claddagh designs symbolizing love loyalty and friendship. Share your love with a claddagh engagement ring.

Guest services are available 7am 10pm ct mon fri and 8am 10pm ct sat sun. Claddagh jewellers are based in the heart of galway city ireland the traditional home of the claddagh ring. Our rings are hallmarked at the dublin assay office and shipped worldwide from our workshop in ireland. Shop traditional claddagh engagement rings at zales.

A family run business trading since 1967 we are the makers of the authentic claddagh ring. If you are looking for a ring that symbolizes enduring love these irish rings are the perfect choice. The claddagh ring belongs to a group of european finger rings called fede rings. Alternatively you can choose to have the entire ring made from 14k white gold.

Discover the dozens of stunning celtic engagement rings all made by hand in dublin ireland and stamped with the esteemed hallmark of the historic irish assay office at dublin castle. Each ring is individually made and has been inspired by famous locations in ireland. The first is the ever popular claddagh. Inspired by the history and culture of ireland and her people choose my irish jeweler to celebrate this once in a lifetime love.

Many of our rings also include a perfectly matched wedding ring often with a comfortable nestled design. There are two main styles of irish engagement rings. Claddagh engagement rings in 14k 18k and platinum. Traditionally worn on the left hand with the heart facing outward to symbolize engagement and pointed inward for marriage.

The claddagh engagement ring is available in 14k yellow gold with white gold setting to perfectly enhance the diamond. The name fede derives from the italian phrase mani in fede hands joined in faith or hands joined in loyalty these rings date from roman times when the gesture of clasped hands was a symbol of pledging vows and they were used as engagement wedding rings in medieval and renaissance europe.