Made in Ireland! Exceptional Quality Guaranteed. Emerald Shamrock On Brilliant-cut Diamond Studded Horseshoe Necklace
The history of the mystical Irish horseshoe is lost in time, but its use as a symbol to protect hearth and home and to bless newlyweds with a happy married life and abundant good luck goes back at least as far as 10th century Ireland.
This subtle and unique take on the motif brings elegance and timeless style to an ancient symbol of protection, good luck, and domestic bliss. Iron horseshoes are still placed over thresholds in rural Ireland and brides traditionally had a single iron horseshoe sewn invisibly into their wedding dresses to attract blessings and good luck on their wedding day.
Exquisite Modern Design Inspired by Ancient Irish Tradition
Three stunning round emeralds (total weight 0.14 cts) adorn this magical piece in a lucky shamrock and horseshoe design that surrounds the wearer with layers of good fortune and blessings for the future. The horseshoe and shamrock frame are cast in 14-karat yellow gold, with 9 brilliant-cut diamonds showcased in a tasteful punch setting on the face of the central motif.
Hallmarked by the Irish Assay Office in Dublin Castle
The historic Irish Assay Office of Dublin Castle, Ireland is proud to hallmark the authenticity and quality of the gold in this piece, and your triple emerald, 9-diamond necklace comes with our full 30-day returns and exchange guarantee. The total amount you pay includes all applicable customs duties & taxes.
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Surround yourself with Irish good fortune and ancient blessings with a unique design that you and your family will treasure forever. If you have any questions about this item or any other, don't hesitate to get in touch today with an Irish Jewelry Expert on our toll-free number.
Thank you David and Team for the art works. They hold a special space in my heart. Your beautiful designs, the quality of your stones and your professionalism keeping making me come back to you. Looking forward to the next piece.