AM x Emma Dabiri Grá Claddagh Ring

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2024-11-15
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Product Description

Our take on the traditional Claddagh ring looks to Celtic folklore, where hands of loyalty sleeved with mystical hazel leaves clasp a heart of love, crowned in loyalty with hazel leaves. The inside of this ring is engraved with the Irish word for love - Grá. This piece is handmade in sterling silver in our London workshop.
Product Details
Metal
Solid Sterling Silver with 22ct Fairmined Gold Plate
Width
2.16 cm
Height
1.22 cm
Product Code
CEDR1
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Alex Monroe x Emma Dabiri
We are proud to present a collaborative collection with Irish author, academic and broadcaster, Emma Dabiri. We joined forces with Emma, who took us on a jewellery journey through Irish culture, culminating in a celebration of feminine empowerment.
Emma Dabiri wearing statement earrings and Claddagh ring.

Our starting point was to create a contemporary twist on the traditional Claddagh ring, and we began by exploring its symbolism.

Alongside this, it was important to us to honour Emma as a writer, and explore the folk beliefs which are woven throughout the Irish language.

From here we looked at Celtic mythology and the intricate illustrations of Jim Fitzpatrick depicting Irish myths and legends - often celebrating Goddesses rather than Gods.

Whether celebrating Irish heritage, folklore, your connection to the natural world or indeed your personal inner Goddess, this is a capsule collection to both inspire and empower.

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Claddagh Ring Symbolism

A Claddagh ring comprises three symbolic motifs, two hands holding a heart with a crown. The hands symbolise friendship, the heart represents love and the crown is loyalty. Traditionally, the position you placed a Claddagh ring on your hand would indicate your relationship status.

Left Hand
Right Hand
Emma Dabiri in white knit cardigan and white dress sat by window with subtle pink and green light from stained glass. She is wearing statement earrings, necklace and Claddagh ring.
Heart:Facing Inwards
Meaning:Married
Emma Dabiri in white knit cardigan and white dress sat by window with subtle pink and green light from stained glass. She is wearing statement earrings, necklace and Claddagh ring.
Heart:Facing Inwards
Meaning:In a Relationship
Emma Dabiri in white knit cardigan and white dress sat by window with subtle pink and green light from stained glass. She is wearing statement earrings, necklace and Claddagh ring.
Heart:Facing Outwards
Meaning:Engaged
Emma Dabiri in white knit cardigan and white dress sat by window with subtle pink and green light from stained glass. She is wearing statement earrings, necklace and Claddagh ring.
Heart:Facing Outwards
Meaning:Single
Womans hand gently swaing pink flowers, wearing white flowy long sleaved dress and silver claddagh ring
Emma Dabiri

Emma Dabiri is a broadcaster, historian, and bestselling author.

Emma’s work often delves into the complexities of identity, culture, and race through art, history, and current affairs.

Her debut book ‘Don’t Touch My Hair’ became an Irish Times Bestseller and inspired a national conversation about race and hair, which has led to changing regulations in schools and other British institutions.

Emma Dabiri in white top with pastel coloured knit cardigan sat in a forest amongst pink foxglove flowers. She is wearing statement earrings, necklace and Claddagh ring.

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AM x Emma Dabiri Grá Claddagh Ring

AM x Emma Dabiri Grá Claddagh Ring

Qty: 1 £195.00