Split Heart Emerald And Diamond Claddagh Ring

True Love Soulmates Defy and Overcome Unimaginable Adversity 

The creator of the Claddagh ring, Richard Joyce, set out in 1675 to make his fortune in the faraway British West Indies. The vessel was not far out to sea when a Barbary pirate ship intercepted them, and everyone on board, including Richard, was sold into slavery. 

He spent the next 14 years working as a goldsmith and jeweler for his new owner, gradually perfecting his art while always dreaming of one day seeing Ireland again. In 1689, his dream became reality. Despite the offer of wealth and marriage into his former master's family, he was determined to make the long journey back home to his beloved Atlantic shores and to the sweetheart he left behind. 

He created the original Claddagh ring for his long-lost lover and future wife, with the heart to  represent their love, the hands their undying friendship, and the crown the steadfast loyalty that overcame immeasurable odds to bring them safely home together once more.

When ordering your diamond, emerald, and 14-karat white gold Claddagh ring, remember:

• Twin heart soulmate heritage green 0.40cts emerald centerpiece symbolizes true love

• 300-year-old Claddagh ring design celebrates Ireland’s most iconic romance

• Three pairs of twin brilliant-cut diamonds adorn the Claddagh hands and crown

• 14-karat white gold ring is also available in platinum or 18-karat gold

• Ring total diamond carat weight is a combined 0.06cts 

• Guaranteed 10 working day shipping within the continental US

• Authentic Irish jewelry item shipped securely to your home

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

Touch her soul with a soulmate ring created in the 300-year-old tradition of Ireland's greatest true love story.

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