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    9ct White Gold & Diamond

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    14ct Rose Gold & Blue Diamond

    0.048 ct - VS1

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    14ct White Gold & Diamond

    0.196 ct - VS

    £719.00
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    GLAMIRA Ring Eidace

    14ct Yellow Gold & Zirconia

    0.288 ct

    £1,091.00
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    GLAMIRA Ring Drunti

    9ct Rose Gold & Emerald

    0.048 ct - AAA

    £509.00
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    GLAMIRA Ring Sergey

    9ct Yellow Gold & Amethyst

    0.072 ct - AAA

    £495.00
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    GLAMIRA Ring Mobain

    14ct Yellow Gold & Diamond

    0.025 ct - VS

    £838.00
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    GLAMIRA Ring Loblav

    925 Silver & Lab Grown Diamond

    0.024 ct - VS

    £325.00
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    GLAMIRA Ring Cynsen

    950 Platinum & Black Diamond

    0.2 ct - AAA

    £1,345.00
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    GLAMIRA Ring Frum

    14ct Yellow Gold & Diamond

    0.48 ct - VS

    £1,106.00
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    14ct Rose Gold & Diamond

    0.048 ct - VS

    £862.00
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    GLAMIRA Ring Rocysi

    18ct Yellow Gold & Emerald

    0.04 ct - AAA

    £914.00
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    14ct Yellow Gold & Ruby

    0.12 ct - AAA

    £899.00
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    14ct Yellow Gold & Blue Diamond

    0.12 ct - VS1

    £824.00
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    9ct White Gold & Sapphire

    0.144 ct - AAA

    £456.00
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    9ct Yellow Gold & Diamond

    0.208 ct - VS

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    14ct White Gold & Diamond

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The Essential Guide to Claddagh Rings

Claddagh rings are a traditional Irish piece of jewellery that features two hands holding a heart, topped with a crown. These rings have a rich history and are often given as gifts, particularly as symbols of love, loyalty, and friendship.

Claddagh rings come in a variety of styles, and can be made from different types of metals. The most popular metal for Claddagh rings is gold, but they can also be made from silver, platinum, and other metals.

Different Types of Claddagh Rings

Claddagh rings come in a variety of styles, ranging from traditional to modern designs. Some feature intricate details and elaborate engravings, while others have a more simple and understated look.
When choosing a Claddagh ring, it is important to consider the meaning behind the different elements of the design:
1. The two hands represent friendship.
2. The heart represents love.
3. The crown represents loyalty.

The Advantages of Claddagh Rings

One of the biggest advantages of Claddagh rings is their versatility. They can be worn as a symbol of love, friendship, or loyalty, making them a great gift for anyone in your life. Claddagh rings are also steeped in tradition and history, which can add an extra layer of meaning to the gift.

How to Choose Claddagh Rings

When choosing a Claddagh ring, consider the type of metal you want. Gold is the most popular choice for Claddagh rings, but they can also be made from silver, platinum, and other metals.
It’s also important to consider the size and style of the ring. Claddagh rings come in a variety of sizes and styles, from simple and understated to elaborate and intricate.
Consider the meaning behind the different elements of the ring's design, and choose a style that best reflects the intended message. For example, if the ring is meant to symbolise love, consider opting for a ring with a heart-shaped gemstone.

Personalising Claddagh Rings

Claddagh rings can be personalised with an engraving or a gemstone. You can choose to have a meaningful message engraved on the inside of the band or opt for a gemstone that holds a special significance for the recipient.

Styling With Claddagh Rings

Claddagh rings are often worn as promise rings or engagement rings, and can be paired with a variety of different outfits. They look great when worn with casual outfits, like jeans and t-shirts, and can also be dressed up for special occasions.