'Céad míle fáilte'!
Welcome to Irish Jewelry Craft
We are a diverse and authentically Irish online retailer specializing in handcrafted, high-quality Irish and Celtic Jewelry. Based in Dublin, Ireland, we are a family-run business with a passion for unique, handmade jewelry steeped in Celtic culture and tradition. We are very proud to be a part of Ireland's rich Celtic heritage.
Who We Are
We are Luke Rafferty and Linda Rafferty (nee Malone), a married couple who established Irish Jewelry Craft in 2022. We are a diverse and authentically Irish online retailer specializing in handcrafted, high-quality Irish and Celtic Jewelry. Based in Dublin, Ireland, we are a family-run business, with a passion for unique, handmade jewelry steeped in Celtic culture and tradition. We are incredibly proud to share a piece of Ireland's rich Celtic heritage with our customers.
Origins of Our Family Business
We were both born & raised in Dublin Ireland, and have ancestral connections throughout the Emerald Isle, including counties Kerry, Donegal, Meath and Longford. Our family names, Malone and Rafferty, as well as Kennedy and McDevitt, have strong links to Ireland’s rich and vibrant heritage.
Rafferty Irish Coat of Arms
The Irish family name Rafferty traces back to the west of Ireland (counties Donegal, Sligo, and Derry).
It is derived from the old Gaelic "O'Raithbheartaigh" and the words "rath" and "bheartach," meaning prosperity wielder.
It is derived from the old Gaelic "O'Raithbheartaigh" and the words "rath" and "bheartach," meaning prosperity wielder.
Malone Irish Coat of Arms
The surname Malone originates from the Irish "Mael Eòin," meaning a servant of Saint John. The family name was first found in County Offaly. The well-known song "Molly Malone" (also named "In Dublin's Fair City" or "Cockles and Mussels") is a much-loved ballad of Dublin City.
Kennedy Coat of Arms
The surname Kennedy, also O'Kennedy, is one of Ireland’s most widespread and ancient surnames, originating in the province of Munster, in southwest Ireland. The Irish surname takes its name from the High-King Brian Boru’s Nephew, Kennedy.
The Gaelic version, Ó Cinnéide, translates to ‘descendant of Cinnéidigh’. Cinnéide is Gaelic for ‘helmeted head.’ It is believed that Cinnéide was the first Irish warrior to wear a helmet whilst battling against the Vikings. The Kennedy coat of arms features three helmets, representing the bravery and strength of the Kennedys through the ages.
The most famous Kennedy of Irish lineage is the late U.S. President John F. Kennedy, whose ancestors came from county Wexford. Today, the Kennedy name is often found in Irish communities in Ireland and abroad, evidence of the enduring legacy of this ancient Irish clan.
The Gaelic version, Ó Cinnéide, translates to ‘descendant of Cinnéidigh’. Cinnéide is Gaelic for ‘helmeted head.’ It is believed that Cinnéide was the first Irish warrior to wear a helmet whilst battling against the Vikings. The Kennedy coat of arms features three helmets, representing the bravery and strength of the Kennedys through the ages.
The most famous Kennedy of Irish lineage is the late U.S. President John F. Kennedy, whose ancestors came from county Wexford. Today, the Kennedy name is often found in Irish communities in Ireland and abroad, evidence of the enduring legacy of this ancient Irish clan.
McDevitt Coat of Arms
McDevitt (or"Mac Daibheid" in native Gaelic) is an Irish surname meaning "son of David." The name reflects a link to the biblical King David, renowned for his leadership and knowledge.
There are a variety of spellings of this family name, such as McDavitt and McDevitt, as well as the variants of McDaid, McDade, and McDavid
The McDevitt surname originates in the northwest of Ireland, in Counties Donegal and Derry, and is a member of the larger Doherty clan who settled in the Northern province of Ulster.
Today, McDevitt remains a common family name among those of Irish descent, and the McDevitt's have spread throughout Ireland, as well as the U.K., Canada, the U.S., and Australia. The Stag on the coat of arms represents policy, peace, and harmony, encapsulating the essence of the McDevitt spirit.
There are a variety of spellings of this family name, such as McDavitt and McDevitt, as well as the variants of McDaid, McDade, and McDavid
The McDevitt surname originates in the northwest of Ireland, in Counties Donegal and Derry, and is a member of the larger Doherty clan who settled in the Northern province of Ulster.
Today, McDevitt remains a common family name among those of Irish descent, and the McDevitt's have spread throughout Ireland, as well as the U.K., Canada, the U.S., and Australia. The Stag on the coat of arms represents policy, peace, and harmony, encapsulating the essence of the McDevitt spirit.
Connection to Our Irish Countryside
A traditional Irish cottage in county Longford, named 'Greenfield house,' has been in the Malone family, spanning 5 generations now, since 1913.
The Malone family arrived at Greenfield house on Pony and Trap over 100 years ago, on 19th March 1913. Old family records describe the pony and trap turning down the lane towards the cottage, on a day of bitter sleet and snow.
Greenfield House and Garden has remained in the Malone family throughout the years and is steeped in Irish history and heritage. We spend many cherished summer days there with close family and friends.
Finest Collection of Gold and Silver Jewelry from Ireland
We offer a stunning array of lovingly crafted Irish and Celtic rings, pendants, earrings, bracelets, and more. Our designs have been selected from five of Ireland's finest Irish jewelry manufacturers. Our master jewelers have been crafting and designing Irish jewelry for 80 years to bring you a piece of Ireland from our home to yours. Each piece is steeped in Irish culture and created with the utmost attention to detail.
Our timeless jewelry is available in sterling silver, white gold, yellow gold, and platinum. Many of our pieces are adorned with dazzling diamonds and glistening gemstones of the highest quality.
Hallmarked for Authenticity and Quality
All our jewelry is hallmarked at the Assay Office in Dublin Castle. This hallmark guarantees the quality and authenticity of each piece of jewelry. We take great pride in our work, with all our products created with care by our talented jewelers. We provide worldwide delivery and free shipping on orders over $160.
Unique Collection of Irish Jewelry Inspired by Celtic Culture and Tradition
We hope you find something unique and beautiful from the heart of Ireland on our website. Whether you are drawn to the romantic Claddagh, the charming Irish Shamrock, the intricate Celtic knot, the magical Celtic Tree of Life, or the enchanting Celtic Cross, you are sure to find the perfect piece to suit your style and taste.
Browse our full range of jewelry online, and follow us on Instagram. Read through our blogs and jewelry guides to learn more about the culture and history of this stunning style of jewelry from Ireland.
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California, United States
May 08, 2024
I was so pleased with the order. Impressed with your craftsmanship and quality of the necklace. Made me happy to know we still have people who care ...
Item Reviewed: Sterling Silver Irish Shamrock Pendant