Irish Gold Charms

A 14K Solid Gold Claddagh Charm Holder

Pictured here is a 14K Solid Gold Claddagh Charm Holder. This charm design originated during the 17th century in a small fishing village called Claddagh in Ireland. The heart symbolizes love, the hand symbolizes faith and friendship, and the crown symbolizes loyalty and fidelity. The approximate weight of this ring is .75 grams.

reg. 36.99 18.99

14K Gold Hollow Three Leaf Clover Charm

Shown here is a 14K Gold Hollow Three Leaf Clover Charm. The three-leaf cover is said to be an Irish tradition the Shamrock. It is believed to represent the Holy Trinity, one of the father, one of the son, and one of the Holy Spirit. The gold outline of this three clover has ridges makes it look ribbed. .60 is the approximate weight of this charm.

reg. 32.99 16.99

14K Gold 100 Percent Irish Three Leaf Clover Charm

Pictured here is a 14K Gold 100 Percent Irish Three Leaf Clover Charm. The three-leaf cover is said to be an Irish tradition the Shamrock. It is believed to represent the Holy Trinity, one of the father, one of the son, and one of the Holy Spirit. The top leaf it is written 100 and below in the other two leaves I rish is written. This charm weighs approximately .65 grams.

reg. 32.99 16.99

Hollow 14K Gold Three Leaf Clover Charm

This is the Hollow 14K Gold Three Leaf Clover Charm. This three- leaf clover is believed to represent the Holy Trinity, one of the father, one of the son, and one of the Holy Spirit. It is also an Irish tradition the Shamrock. The design of the gold seems to be twisted, except for the stem of the leaf. The approximate weight of this charm is .40 grams.

reg. 24.99 12.99

Solid Gold Irish Three Leaf Clover Charm

Pictured here is a Solid Gold Irish Three Leaf Clover Charm. The three-leaf cover is said to be an Irish tradition the Shamrock. It is believed to represent the Holy Trinity, one of the father, one of the son, and one of the Holy Spirit. The top leaves looks as if it made out of tiny gold nuggets. The stem is twisted. This charm weighs approximately 2.10 grams.

reg. 94.99 49.99

A Small Solid Gold Irish Three Leaf Clover Charm

Pictured here is a Samll Solid Gold Irish Three Leaf Clover Charm. The three-leaf cover is said to be an Irish tradition the Shamrock. It is believed to represent the Holy Trinity, one of the father, one of the son, and one of the Holy Spirit. The top leaves looks exactly like a colver should look even the stem. This charm weighs approximately .70 grams.

reg. 36.99 18.99

A Small 14K Gold Mano Cornuto Italian Charm

Shown here is a Small 14K Gold Mano Cornuto Italian Charm. Mano means hand and corno means horn in Italian. This hand sign with the middle and ring finger folded into your palm, the index and little finger extended if in reference to the horned head of an animal. It was widely used a protective sign against impotency. There has been other examples found in the Roman era and used by the Etruscan. The approximate weight of this charm is .56 grams.

reg. 36.99 18.99

A 14K Solid Gold Claddagh Charm

Pictured here is a 14K Solid Gold Claddagh Charm. This charm design originated during the 17th century in a small fishing village called Claddagh in Ireland. The heart symbolizes love, the hand symbolizes faith and friendship, and the crown symbolizes loyalty and fidelity. The approximate weight of this ring is 1.15 grams.

reg. 56.99 29.99

A Mini 14K Solid Gold Claddagh Charm

Shown here is a Mini 14K Solid Gold Claddagh Charm. This charm design originated during the 17th century in a small fishing village called Claddagh in Ireland. The heart symbolizes love, the hand symbolizes faith and friendship, and the crown symbolizes loyalty and fidelity. The approximate weight of this ring is .50 grams.

reg. 32.99 16.99

A Large 14K Gold Mano Cornuto Italian Charm

Shown here is a Large 14K Gold Mano Cornuto Italian Charm. Mano means hand and corno means horn in Italian. This hand sign with the middle and ring finger folded into your palm, the index and little finger extended if in reference to the horned head of an animal. It was widely used a protective sign against impotency. There has been other examples found in the Roman era and used by the Etruscan. The approximate weight of this charm is .72 grams.

reg. 49.99 25.99