Gold Claddagh Ring With Diamond Open Heart

Open Your Heart to Endless Love 

Every lover must write their own story, and the Claddagh tradition has inspired true romantics to do so for over three hundred years. Richard Joyce, the goldsmith and master jeweler who created the design, set sail for the British West Indies in 1675 from the wild Atlantic shores of Galway Bay. Barbary pirates intercepted his ship, and everyone on board was taken into slavery on the African north coast.

The Irishman spent the next 14 years in servitude, perfecting the craft of metal work, and jewelry-making his master apprenticed him to. When he regained his freedom in 1689, his master begged him to stay, offering him a fortune and his daughter’s hand in marriage, but nothing could stop the Irishman from returning home to the childhood sweetheart he left behind. He created the Claddagh ring for his long-lost love and future wife, choosing the crown to represent her steadfast loyalty, the hands, their lifelong friendship, and the heart, the love for each other that never faded during their long years of separation.

When ordering your heart of love gold and diamond traditional Claddagh ring, remember:

• Unique centerpiece design invites true love into the heart of the wearer 

• Claddagh heart shape shimmers with brilliant-cut diamonds 

• Total diamond weight across all three Claddagh motif features is 0.17cts

• Hands of friendship decorated with twin flush-set brilliant-cut diamonds

• Crown of loyalty set with a single, shining, brilliant-cut diamond

• 300-year-old Claddagh tradition tells Ireland's greatest true love story 

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

• Handcrafted Irish jewelry item shipped securely to your address

• Arrives within 10 working days to all locations in the continental US 

Order Your ‘Open Your Heart to Love’ Diamond and Gold Claddagh Ring Today

Bring love, light, and romance into your life and write the next chapter of your epic love story with this truly unique and breathtaking ring.

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