Sterling Silver Claddagh Pendant with Green Stone

Sterling Silver Claddagh Pendant with Green Stone

Marsoni

M251S

$82.79

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Sterling Silver Claddagh Pendant with Green StoneThe Claddagh, Ireland's most iconic symbol of love, loyalty, and friendship, takes elegant form in this sterling silver pendant. Crafted from genuine . 925 sterling silver, this timeless design features the traditional heart, crown, and hands motif, enhanced by a striking green stone at its centre. The verdant gemstone adds depth and character whilst honouring Ireland's rich heritage. Perfect for those seeking meaningful jewellery with cultural

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Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2011