Tara's Diary Origin Claddagh Bead Encrusted with Crystals - TD601
Made in Ireland
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Tara's Diary Origin Claddagh Bead Encrusted with Swarovski Crystals
Metal: Sterling Silver
Made in Ireland.
Weight: ~2.3 g
Width: 10mm
Fitment hole diameter: 7mm - 7.5mm
Does not fit on traditional silver Tara's Diary Bracelet. Fits the Leather Origin Bracelet pictured
Bracelet pictured sold separately.
Authentic IrishThis gracefully designed charm displays a classic Celtic Claddagh symbol crafted in a glistening Sterling Silver adorned by Swarovski crystals. A Collage of Love The Claddagh is the traditional Irish symbol for love and marriage. The hands of the Claddagh are thought to represent trust and friendship, the heart is, of course, the representation of love, while the crown stands for loyalty and fidelity. Wearing the Claddagh The meaning of the Claddagh extends to the hand on which it's worn as well as the direction in which the crown is facing. In case of a married or engaged person, the Claddagh is worn on the left hand with the crown pointing away from the person's heart. On the other hand, a person looking for an intimate partner wears the Claddagh on the right hand with the crown pointing away from the wearer's heart. And lastly, for a person not interested in starting a relationship, the Claddagh is worn on the right hand with the crown pointing towards the wearer's heart.
Metal: Sterling Silver
Made in Ireland.
Weight: ~2.3 g
Width: 10mm
Fitment hole diameter: 7mm - 7.5mm
Does not fit on traditional silver Tara's Diary Bracelet. Fits the Leather Origin Bracelet pictured
Bracelet pictured sold separately.
Authentic IrishThis gracefully designed charm displays a classic Celtic Claddagh symbol crafted in a glistening Sterling Silver adorned by Swarovski crystals. A Collage of Love The Claddagh is the traditional Irish symbol for love and marriage. The hands of the Claddagh are thought to represent trust and friendship, the heart is, of course, the representation of love, while the crown stands for loyalty and fidelity. Wearing the Claddagh The meaning of the Claddagh extends to the hand on which it's worn as well as the direction in which the crown is facing. In case of a married or engaged person, the Claddagh is worn on the left hand with the crown pointing away from the person's heart. On the other hand, a person looking for an intimate partner wears the Claddagh on the right hand with the crown pointing away from the wearer's heart. And lastly, for a person not interested in starting a relationship, the Claddagh is worn on the right hand with the crown pointing towards the wearer's heart.
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