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Fusion Collection 14k Gold with Sterling Silver Fusion Range in both Trinity Knot and Claddagh. Ideal Gift for any occasion and all pieces come in beautiful Fusion Jewelry Boxes. All pieces in stock and ready for immediate shipping.

Trinity knot CELTIC ART PATTERNS The vast richness of Celtic Art is unsurpassed in intricacy of design and beauty. The key patterns requiring great mathematical and geometrical skills as well as artistic ones which only basic pens and eyesight to draw lines beyond modern skill (158 interlacing lines of white lines edged in black on a backround in one quater inch of one section.) Examples of this Great Art can be seen in the magnificent Book of Kells Book of Durrow The Tara Brooch and the Ardagh Chalice.

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The Claddagh ring is so called because it is believed to have originated in the Claddagh, Galway, and is unique in as much as it is the only ring in the world of a distinctive design used exclusively by a small community for over 400 years. 'Claddagh' means a village situated near the seashore. In Galway the village was outside the walls and was divided from the city by the River Corrib. It was irregularly built but very extensive. It was the first residence of the Celtic settlers in this area. They were an exclusive community and strangers were never allowed to settle amongst them. From time immemorial the Claddagh was ruled by one of its inhabitants, periodically elected, who was called King. He administered their laws and settled all their disputes according to old age customs. His only distinctive mark was a white sail at his masthead when the fishing fleet put out to sea. The sole occupation of this colony was fishing; in fact, they were not allowed to use spade or hoe. The municipality compensated them for their fish by giving them sustenance in all their needs.

The Claddagh was used by these people as a marriage ring. Even to the present day the ring has associated with it special customs, for instance, it is not right for a Claddagh person to buy a ring - they must obtain it as a gift. If married, the ring should be worn with the crown nearest the knuckle.