Even though Claddagh rings date back to the 1700s, when they were typically given as gifts, Sheehan says it's an old folk tale that you shouldn't purchase one for yourself.

According to the designer, 'the heart of the Claddagh, symbolising love, is set with a 2ct lab grown diamond' and is 'held in a pair of hands that honour friendship and strength with the left hand ...

The Claddagh ring has long been an Irish symbol, with its heart, hands, and crown worn as a symbol of love, friendship, and loyalty. The design’s popularity has surged recently, acting as a ...