Gold And Emerald Claddagh Ring With Diamond

Every Love Story is Unique; Every Heart Has a Tale to Tell

The story of the Claddagh Ring begins in late 17th century Ireland in the small fishing village of Claddagh on the shores of Galway Bay. A young Richard Joyce left his beloved hometown and childhood sweetheart in 1675 to travel to the British West Indies in search of his destiny and fortune.  

As luck would have it, Barbary pirates boarded the ship, and Richard, along with all passengers and crew, was sold into servitude on the African north coast. He spent the next 14 years apprenticed to his new master as a jeweler and goldsmith. When the opportunity came in 1689 for him to return home, despite offers of wealth and the hand of his master’s daughter in marriage, he didn't hesitate to set sail for Ireland and his long lost love once more. 

In Galway, Richard created his iconic design, choosing the heart to represent undying love, the crown to symbolize loyalty, and the hands to represent the friendship that underpins every true romance. He presented the ring to his sweetheart, who had waited for him faithfully during their long separation, and the soulmates remained together forever after.  

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

• Heritage green heart-shaped emerald 0.35cts centerpiece symbolizes undying love

• Twin brilliant-cut pristine 0.01cts diamonds flush set into the Claddagh hands 

• Irish Claddagh Ring tells the tale of one of Ireland’s greatest true love stories

• Combined diamond carat weight of 0.02cts across two shimmering stones

• 14-karat yellow gold ring, also available in 18-karat or platinum versions

• Authentic, handcrafted Irish jewelry shipped directly to your home

• 10 working day shipping throughout the continental US 

Order Your 14-karat Gold, Emerald, and Twin Diamond Claddagh Ring Today

Tell the story of your romance with this exquisite ring handcrafted in the authentic tradition of one of Ireland’s most unforgettable true love tales.

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