Shanagarry Claddagh Necklace
Shanagarry Claddagh Necklace
Shanagarry Claddagh Necklace
Shanagarry Claddagh Necklace
Shanagarry Claddagh Necklace
Shanagarry Claddagh Necklace
Shanagarry Claddagh Necklace
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Shanagarry Claddagh Necklace

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Solid Sterling Silver with 14k gold detail 

This is a unique and beautiful Irish Claddagh that features a circle with Celtic weave detailing. If you are looking for a Claddagh that stands out from the rest - like your love - this is the one. Highly polished sterling silver.

This pendant is all pure sterling silver with 14K gold plate detailing and measures 3/4" by 3/4".

About the Claddagh Legend has it that a hardworking young man from the village of Claddagh in Galway, by the name of Richard Joyce, was kidnapped while fishing at sea by some Mediterranean pirates. He was sold into slavery to a goldsmith.

During his many years working with his Master he learned the craft of goldsmithing and became an accomplished artisan. He designed the Claddagh ring for the sweetheart he had left behind in Ireland, and who he longed to return to.

He designed the crown as a symbol of his loyalty to her, the heart as a symbol of his love for her, and the hands holding the heart as a symbol of his everlasting friendship for her.

When he was eventually freed and was able to return to Ireland he found his sweetheart had waited for him all the years of his absence. They were soon married and never separated again!

Richard Joyce's design for his sweetheart has endured and evolved.

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