Gold Diamond Claddagh 2 Part Ring

Two Sides Create the Perfect Soulmate Love Story

The white and yellow gold bands in this luxurious ring represent the creator of the design, Richard Joyce, and the lover he was reunited with after 14 years in captivity on the North African Barbary Coast.

Richard Joyce left the quiet fishing village of Claddagh in 1675 to make his fortune in the British West Indies, but Barbary pirates captured his ship en route, and everyonel on board, including Richard, was sold into slavery. Joyce's new master saw the young Irishman's steady hand and keen eye for design, and apprenticed his newly acquired servant as a goldsmith and jeweler. 

During 14 long years Richard perfected his craft but never gave up hope and always dreamed of returning to Ireland and the girl he left behind. In 1689, his chance finally came, and he rejected offers of wealth and marriage to make the voyage home, praying that he had not been forgotten in the land of his birth. Richard created the first Claddagh ring with a heart to represent his undying love, the hands, the friendship that supports every great romance, and the crown, the loyalty that defeated time and distance to take him home again to his childhood sweetheart and future wife. 

When ordering your diamond, twin-band white and yellow gold Claddagh ring, remember:

• Unique twin gold band feature represents the harmony of true soulmates deeply in love  

• Centerpiece Claddagh heart motif contains 0.20cts brilliant-cut diamonds

• 300-year-old design symbolizes the triumph of true love over all obstacles 

• White and yellow gold content fully hallmarked to 14-karat purity 

• Diamond is GIA certified to a stunning VS1 clarity 

• 10 working day shipping to the continental US

• Irish jewelry item shipped securely to your home

Order Your Diamond 14-karat White and Yellow Gold Claddagh Ring Today

Stay forever present in your lover’s heart with this stunning soulmate ring that celebrates the greatest true love story in old Ireland’s wild romantic history.