Traditional Claddagh Ring Set. Adorned With A Heart-shaped Emerald and Side Diamonds

Ireland’s Greatest True Love Story 

The pavé setting, contoured finish, and heritage gold and green color palette of these wonderful rings are designed with the 300-year-old tradition of Ireland's greatest true love story in mind.

In 1775, a young Richard Joyce left his hometown of Claddagh, then a small fishing village on the shores of Galway Bay, to seek his fortune in the British West Indies. Barbary Pirates boarded his ship, and all passengers and crew were sold into servitude in North Africa. Richard was apprenticed to a goldsmith and jeweler and used his 14 years in captivity to master his trade. 

When he returned to Ireland in 1689, he brought his timeless vision of romantic love with him. He forged the first of his iconic rings and presented it to his childhood sweetheart and future wife to ask her hand in marriage. The heart represents the unbreakable love that outlasted their time apart, the crown their loyalty to each other during his 14 years of servitude, and the hands the lifelong friendship they shared ever after. 

When ordering your emerald, gold, and diamond Claddagh ring bridal set, remember:

• Wedding band contains nine brilliant cut pavé set diamonds with a combined 0.11ct weight 

• 0.06cts of bright-cut diamonds in the Claddagh cuffs and crown

• Enchanting heart-shaped emerald Claddagh engagement ring centerpiece

• Hallmarked 18-karat yellow gold and platinum options available

• Iconic Claddagh design of Ireland’s greatest true love story

• Contoured matching rings form a soulmate bridal ring set

• Handcrafted Irish jewelry item shipped to your home

• 10 working day shipping to the continental US 

Order Your Gold, Diamond, and Emerald Claddagh Bridal Ring Set Today

Tell your love story in the three centuries old Claddagh tradition of true love, undying loyalty, and timeless friendship with this beautiful ring set she will treasure for a lifetime.

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