Connemara Marble Leather Bracelet – Claddagh

Description

Connemara Marble Leather Bracelet – Claddagh

Fully adjustable, leather, handcrafted  bracelet with Claddagh Charm.

8mm round cabochon Connemara marble, silver tone over brass Claddagh, leather charm bracelet.

Measures approximately 3/4″W. Sliding knot closure.

Connemara Marble originates from the Connemara region on the rugged west coast of Ireland. With its “forty shades of green” this 900 million year old marble produces a truly unique piece of jewelry as no two shades of this green marble are exactly the same, making each piece totally unique to you.

The History Of The Claddagh Ring 

The Claddagh symbol is Ireland’s universal representation of love, friendship and loyalty. The origins of the Claddagh Ring can be traced back to the small fishing town of Claddagh, Co. Galway. Irish folklore recounts that in 1675, a local seafarer by the name of Richard Joyce was captured by pirates and sold as a slave to a Moorish goldsmith.

Torn away from his lover, Joyce was trained in the art and served his master for fourteen years. Upon his eventual release in 1689, Joyce returned to Galway, hoping to find his true love still waiting for him. Whilst enslaved, he fashioned what we now know as the Claddagh Ring as a gift specifically for her.