The ancient warriors of Ireland wore very ornamental jewelry on their cloaks. The high status of the chieftain was demonstrated by more ornate or costly jewels.
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This beautiful rhodium plated brooch is made from Connemara marble, a unique stone featuring a range of green color tones and known as “Ireland’s gemstone”. As no pieces of marble are ever the same, each piece of our jewelry created using this stone are completely unique. The Tara brooch is named after the hill of Tara and dates back to 700AD and the era of Bronze age craftsmanship. -
Made in Ireland, this gorgeous, intricate Claddagh brooch from Solvar Jewelry is crafted from gleaming rhodium. The iconic Claddagh traditionally symbolizes love (the heart), loyalty (the crown), and friendship (the heart) in Irish lore. The pretty brooch measures slightly under 1.5" across and has a pin fastening with a safety catch. The perfect Irish accessory! -
2.75" long
