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About Our
Claddagh Rings
Honor your
love, friendship, and loyalty, with a traditional Irish Claddagh ring. Typically characterized by two hands clasping
a crowned heart, this ring was originally designed in Ireland in the 1600’s and
was named after the small fishing village of Claddagh, outside the city of
Galway. After the Claddagh was presented
to Queen Victoria in 1849, it gained popularity worldwide and is still worn
today to symbolize a special friendship, relationship, engagement, or
anniversary, depending on the giver and the gifted.
If you wear
the Claddagh on your right ring finger with the heart pointed toward your fingertip,
this means you are single (and ready to mingle!).
If you wear
it on the same figure, but with the heart facing toward you, it traditionally means
you are in a relationship.
If you wear
it on your left hand ring finger facing you, it traditionally means you are
engaged or married.
Whether you
are celebrating your heritage, honoring a special relationship, or simply looking
for a cute ring, a Claddagh ring is the perfect fit!
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