Claddagh ring bronze

The legend says

Around 1660, a fisherman once lived in the small fishing village of Claddagh in the west of Ireland. Shortly before his planned wedding, he was kidnapped by pirates and sold as a slave to a Moorish goldsmith. He quickly learned his master's craft and perfected it.

His masterpiece was a ring that he created in longing for his distant fiancée and which would later be known as the Claddagh ring. The symbol used as a ring shows two hands holding a heart with a crown floating above it.

The Claddagh ring measures 1.7 cm at its widest point and is available in 3 sizes.

The finger ring is not closed on the underside, but has parallel ends that overlap each other by approx. 1.5 cm. This means that the diameter of the ring can easily be reduced or increased by a few ring sizes, making this beautiful ring suitable for almost any finger with only three different sizes.

Ring sizes:
S = 17.3 mm - size 52 - 58
M = 19.3 mm - size 59 - 64
L = 21.3 mm - size 65 - 70

The Claddagh ring is made from high-quality bronze
and features a red glass inlay on a waffle base