Celtic & Irish Jewellery

Celtic & Irish jewellery, handcrafted in Galway by the oldest jewellers in Ireland. Beyond the Original Claddagh Ring, Thomas Dillon's — established in 1750 — makes a collection of authentic Celtic jewellery (Celtic jewelry, to our American friends): Trinity knot necklaces in 9ct yellow, rose and white gold and sterling silver, Celtic cross necklaces in 9ct gold and silver from €69, Tara brooches in silver, silver with agate stones and 9ct gold, harp necklaces set with Connemara marble, St. Bridget's cross necklaces, and the silver Galway Hooker brooch — the fishing boat of the old Claddagh village, where the King's sole distinguishing mark was his right to use a white sail on his fishing hooker.

Connemara marble has a royal pedigree here: in 1962, a brooch and cuff-links in 18 carat gold, embodying the Claddagh motif and set with Connemara marble, were presented to Their Serene Highnesses, Prince Rainier and Princess Grace of Monaco. Every piece ships world-wide with FREE gift wrapping, a gift card and tax free shopping outside the EU. Browse Claddagh rings, Claddagh necklaces & pendants and brooches, read the Claddagh ring meaning guide, or visit the Claddagh Ring Museum at our shop in the heart of Galway.

Celtic Jewellery FAQs

What Celtic jewellery do you make?

Trinity knot necklaces in 9ct yellow, rose and white gold and sterling silver; Celtic cross necklaces in 9ct gold and silver; Tara brooches in silver, silver with agate stones and 9ct gold; harp necklaces and brooches, including harp necklaces set with Connemara marble; St. Bridget's cross necklaces; and the silver Galway Hooker brooch.

Is your Celtic jewellery made in Ireland?

Yes — every piece is handcrafted in Galway, Ireland by Thomas Dillon's, established in 1750, the oldest jewellers in Ireland and members of the Guild of Master Craftsmen.

What is special about your Connemara marble jewellery?

Our harp necklaces are set with Connemara marble — the same stone chosen in 1962 when a brooch and cuff-links in 18 carat gold, embodying the Claddagh motif and set with Connemara marble, were presented to Prince Rainier and Princess Grace of Monaco.

How much is a Trinity knot or Celtic cross necklace?

Silver Celtic cross necklaces start from €69; 9ct gold Celtic cross necklaces from €235; and Trinity knot necklaces in 9ct gold from €280–€359 — each handcrafted in Galway and shipped world-wide.