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18K Yellow Gold. Creole Hoop Earring measures 11mm
Creole Hoop ear fittings open with an integral hinge at the top of the hoop, and close to form a complete circlular earring.
This 18ct Yellow Gold Creole Hoop earring measures 11mm in diameter. The hoop measures 0.96mm in thickness whilst the post is 0.60mm in thickness.
Hoop earrings are one of the lightest pieces of jewelry you can wear, they carry the weight of the worlds history intuit little circlet of yellow gold . This is one of the oldest accessories in our human existence. Did you know that the Hoop Earrings symbolises important meanings for a wide variety of clans and cultures.
In fact they were once worn by the kings and queens of the world to represent the power and social status of their nobility. Today hoop earrings symbolise unity and strength.
Introducing the Celtic Sword and Shield Pendant, a stunning piece of jewelry crafted from high-quality silver with an oxidized finish. This intricate design features a beautifully detailed sword and shield, inspired by the rich heritage of the Celtic people. The oxidized finish adds depth and character to the pendant, highlighting the intricate details and creating a rugged, antique look. Perfect for anyone who loves historical and cultural inspired jewelry, this pendant is sure to make a bold statement. Whether you’re looking for a unique piece to wear every day or a special gift for someone special, this Celtic Sword and Shield Pendant is a must-have addition to any Irish jewelry collection.
To know your Irish ring sizes https://www.celticjewelry.ie/ring-chart or contact me and I can send you a set of free ring sizers
Just over 1 carat total diamond weight in this delicate but strong ring.
Crafted to last many lifetimes , you are the custodian of an heirloom that will be passed to the next generation.
Crafted in your choice of precious metal and imagined and designed in Ireland.
Set with an oval 6mm by 4mm VVSI, E colour diamond and two pear shaped colour matched diamonds of similar quality.
When gemologists rate diamond colour, they use a D-to-Z scale that is designed to measure the degree of colourlessness a particular stone displays. On the scale, an E rating represents completely colorless. The letter-based scale increases to Z with each grade demonstrating an increasing presence of colour. . The grades can represent big differences in quality and pricing. This E colour oval 6x4mm diamond is pure white under magnification in natural daylight. It is of a higher grade, quality, clarity and cut than almost all diamonds available in Ireland today.
