Ring - 9 kt. Yellow gold, White gold Diamond (Natural) - Vintage Claddagh






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Vintage 1980s Claddagh ring in 9 kt yellow gold with a white-gold setting, eight natural round brilliant-cut diamonds totaling about 0.30 ct, hallmarked and in excellent condition.
Description from the seller
A highly attractive vintage 1980s Claddagh ring in gold, set with eight natural brilliant-cut diamonds with an estimated total weight of approximately 0.30 ct. The diamonds are arranged within the heart and framed in contrasting white gold, which enhances their brightness and creates a particularly elegant contrast against the warm yellow-gold body of the ring.
The Claddagh is one of the most recognisable and meaningful designs in traditional Irish jewellery. Its three principal elements each carry a specific symbolism: the heart represents love, the hands represent friendship, and the crown represents loyalty. Together, they form a design associated with devotion, commitment and enduring affection, making Claddagh rings particularly popular as sentimental gifts, engagement rings and heirloom pieces.
This example is especially appealing because of its diamond-set heart, which gives the traditional form a much more refined and luxurious character. The use of white gold around the diamonds further emphasises the stones and gives the ring a distinctive two-tone appearance while preserving the classic sculptural form of the Claddagh design.
The ring is fully hallmarked and tested.
Metal: Yellow gold with white-gold diamond setting
Design: Traditional Claddagh ring
Gemstones: 8 natural brilliant-cut diamonds
Estimated total diamond weight: approximately 0.30 ct
Symbolism: Heart for love, hands for friendship, crown for loyalty
Hallmarks: Fully hallmarked
Period: Vintage
Condition: Excellent vintage condition, with only light signs of wear consistent with age and previous use.
A highly attractive vintage 1980s Claddagh ring in gold, set with eight natural brilliant-cut diamonds with an estimated total weight of approximately 0.30 ct. The diamonds are arranged within the heart and framed in contrasting white gold, which enhances their brightness and creates a particularly elegant contrast against the warm yellow-gold body of the ring.
The Claddagh is one of the most recognisable and meaningful designs in traditional Irish jewellery. Its three principal elements each carry a specific symbolism: the heart represents love, the hands represent friendship, and the crown represents loyalty. Together, they form a design associated with devotion, commitment and enduring affection, making Claddagh rings particularly popular as sentimental gifts, engagement rings and heirloom pieces.
This example is especially appealing because of its diamond-set heart, which gives the traditional form a much more refined and luxurious character. The use of white gold around the diamonds further emphasises the stones and gives the ring a distinctive two-tone appearance while preserving the classic sculptural form of the Claddagh design.
The ring is fully hallmarked and tested.
Metal: Yellow gold with white-gold diamond setting
Design: Traditional Claddagh ring
Gemstones: 8 natural brilliant-cut diamonds
Estimated total diamond weight: approximately 0.30 ct
Symbolism: Heart for love, hands for friendship, crown for loyalty
Hallmarks: Fully hallmarked
Period: Vintage
Condition: Excellent vintage condition, with only light signs of wear consistent with age and previous use.
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