The name 'Claddagh' was the name of a small fishing village in County Galway, West Ireland where a man named Richard Joyce was kidnapped by pirates and sold into slavery in North Africa. Joyce was trained as a goldsmith and created the Claddagh as the symbol of his beloved village. Once released, Joyce (and the Claddagh) returned to Galway as a master goldsmith.

• Friendship - the ring is worn anywhere on the right hand.
• Engagement - the ring is worn on third finger of your left hand with the tip of the heart pointing outwards.
• Married - the ring is worn on the third finger of your left hand with the tip of the heart pointing towards your own heart.

Unique Claddagh Wedding Bands and Claddagh Engagement Rings come in variety of styles and each is exquisite.  The Claddagh bands we offer are all handcrafted in Dublin Ireland from award winning companies such as Fado, Shanore and Boru.

• Fado's Corrib Claddagh Collection has a variety of widths and tones for a unique contemporary look.

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• Shanore's Gemstone Claddagh Ring is truly a beautiful work of art inspired by the traditional look of the Claddagh.

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• Boru captures the original sentiment of the Claddagh with their collection.

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