For the week that is in it { St. Patrick's Day being this Saturday } I thought I would feature something a little more 'Irish' on Tuesday's Wedding Ring Treat than normal.
Today we've got a gorgeous Irish Claddagh Ring Set featuring { I think } what looks like a central pink stone or diamond? And it almost appears to be 'incased' by more pink stones.{Gorgeous!} I particularly like the additional diamonds used on this ring, as often you see Claddagh Rings as plain silver or gold with perhaps just one central stone.
What do you think?
Today we've got a gorgeous Irish Claddagh Ring Set featuring { I think } what looks like a central pink stone or diamond? And it almost appears to be 'incased' by more pink stones.{Gorgeous!} I particularly like the additional diamonds used on this ring, as often you see Claddagh Rings as plain silver or gold with perhaps just one central stone.
What do you think?
Do you know the history and tradition surrounding Claddagh rings?
The
Claddagh Ring is the traditional Irish wedding ring, it is a heart held by two
hands with the heart topped by a crown. The hands represent faith, the crown
symbolizes honor, and the heart signifies love.
A single woman {or indeed a man} who is not engaged wears the ring on her/his right hand with the
heart facing outward toward the end of her finger. {Indicating her heart is free} Once engaged, she/he wears it
on her right hand with the heart facing her own heart. {Indicating her heart is not available}. During the wedding
ceremony, she moves it to her left hand with the heart facing her own heart to
symbolize that she is married.
That ring looks really beautiful. Even the sapphire at the middle has a perfect grade. It's rare to see a perfect grade stone on a ring for kids.
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Now that's a ring that would definitely cost a lot! But it looks so beautiful that it would be worth it to have. Imagine it combined with a gown?
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