Diamond Claddagh Rings

Diamond Claddagh Ring in 14ct Yellow Gold. Set with 0.19ct SI Diamonds. A famous symbolic Ring from the West of Ireland, the Claddagh Ring depicts two hands holding a heart. A crown often sits above the hands and heart. The symbolism of the motif correspond to Love (the Heart), Friendship (the Hands) and Loyalty (the Crown) hands and heart. The symbolism of the motif correspond to Love (the Heart), Friendship (the Hands) and Loyalty (the Crown)

Claddagh Ring in White Gold set with 0.11ct VS Diamonds and 0.21ct Emerald. A famous symbolic Ring from the West of Ireland, the Claddagh Ring depicts two hands holding a heart. A crown often sits above the hands and heart. The symbolism of the motif correspond to Love (the Heart), Friendship (the Hands) and Loyalty (the Crown)

Diamond Claddagh Ring in 14ct White Gold. Set with 0.19ct SI Diamonds. A famous symbolic Ring from the West of Ireland, the Claddagh Ring depicts two hands holding a heart. A crown often sits above the hands and heart. The symbolism of the motif correspond to Love (the Heart), Friendship (the Hands) and Loyalty (the Crown) hands and heart. The symbolism of the motif correspond to Love (the Heart), Friendship (the Hands) and Loyalty (the Crown)

Claddagh Ring in White Gold set with 0.38ct Ruby. A famous symbolic Ring from the West of Ireland, the Claddagh Ring depicts two hands holding a heart. A crown often sits above the hands and heart. The symbolism of the motif correspond to Love (the Heart), Friendship (the Hands) and Loyalty (the Crown)

Claddagh Ring in 14ct Yellow Gold set with 0.22ct VS Diamonds and 1.35ct Sapphire. A famous symbolic Ring from the West of Ireland, the Claddagh Ring depicts two hands holding a heart. A crown often sits above the hands and heart. The symbolism of the motif correspond to Love (the Heart), Friendship (the Hands) and Loyalty (the Crown)

Claddagh Ring in White Gold set with 0.22ct VS Diamonds and 1.40ct Ruby. A famous symbolic Ring from the West of Ireland, the Claddagh Ring depicts two hands holding a heart. A crown often sits above the hands and heart. The symbolism of the motif correspond to Love (the Heart), Friendship (the Hands) and Loyalty (the Crown)