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Collect these charms which will make ideal gift and present. Alternate charms which can easily be added and removed for different occasions. All pieces hallmarked in Dublin Castle which is your guarantee of quality. These charms can be worn on any neck chain, added to keyrings or belts or even added to your existing bracelets

Ladies Sterling Silver 7 1/2" Small Curb Link with solid Trigger Catch US$ 35 Add to Basket | Buy Now View Details

Ladies Sterling Silver 7 1/2" Large Curb Link with solid Trigger Catch US$ 44 Add to Basket | Buy Now View Details

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Sterling Silver Angel wings US$ 33 Approx € 25.41 Approx £ 21.45 Add to Basket | Buy Now View Details	Sterling Silver Shamrock blue enamel flop flop with Green agate and Cubic Zirconia US$ 30 Approx € 23.1 Approx £ 19.5 Add to Basket | Buy Now View Details
Sterling Silver Shamrock pink enamel flop flop with Green agate and Cubic Zirconia US$ 25 Approx € 19.25 Approx £ 16.25 Add to Basket | Buy Now View Details	Sterling Silver Shamrock white enamel flop flop with Green agate and Cubic Zirconia US$ 26 Approx € 20.02 Approx £ 16.9 Add to Basket | Buy Now View Details
Sterling Silver pink enamel and Cubic Zirconia US$ 30 Approx € 23.1 Approx £ 19.5 Add to Basket | Buy Now View Details	Sterling Silver Irish Sheep with green enamel Shamrock and Cubic Zirconia US$ 23 Approx € 17.71 Approx £ 14.95 Add to Basket | Buy Now View Details
Sterling Silver with green enamel Shamrock US$ 32 Approx € 24.64 Approx £ 20.8 Add to Basket | Buy Now View Details	Sterling Silver Claddagh ring US$ 31 Approx € 23.87 Approx £ 20.15 Add to Basket | Buy Now View Details
Sterling Silver Shamrock. US$ 32 Approx € 24.64 Approx £ 20.8 Add to Basket | Buy Now View Details	Sterling Silver Irish Harp US$ 36 Approx € 27.72 Approx £ 23.4 Add to Basket | Buy Now View Details
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The Shamrock is Ireland's most celebrated emblem. Its association dates to the 5th century when legend suggests St. Patrick used it to demonstrate the meaning of the Blessed Trinity while converting the people of Ireland Christianity. The plant itself was reputed to have mystical powers - the leaves standing upright to warn of an approaching storm. Whatever the truth of these legends the Shamrock is cherished by Irish people everywhere and is worn by all nationalities around the world on St. Patrick's Day one of the great international festivals. THE SHAMROCK With the coming of St.Patrick in 432 A.D. THE Shamroch has been used as its symbol of Christianity. Three leaves on the Shamrock three Persons in one God. The Shamrock is now known worldwide as a symbol of Ireland St.Patrick and Christianity.

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.

The Irish Harp has many distinguishing features such as a sounding box carved from a single block of willow wood T-shaped fore pillar a heavy neck and thick brass strings. These combine to give the Harp a unique sound for which it has been famous since medieval times. Irish Harpists also had a special playing skill and were much in demand among the ancient kings for entertainment. The Harp is now a national emblem and appears on Irish coinage and all official documentation. The Harp is one of the world's oldest instruments based on the acient lyre. It now symbolises Irelands rich Musical History. Harps from this Historical past including the world famous Brian Boru Harp are now housed in Trinity Collage and the National Museum Dublin.