celtic jewellery | cork city | michael collins | vintage photography | about us | contact us | help |
Emerald Isle Gifts
  E.I.G. » Celtic & Claddagh Watches » Claddagh Irish Watches » Banba Ladies Irish Claddagh Silver Bracelet Watch 
EIG Home Page

USA TOLL FREE #
1-800-656-1408

REST OF THE WORLD
+353 876 220 788

Product Catalog

pay with Master Card
pay with VISA
pay with PayPal
Fedex courier service

Banba Ladies Irish Claddagh Silver Bracelet Watch

Quartz Movement

Banba Ladies Irish Claddagh Silver Bracelet Watch

Stunning Silver Plated Claddagh Bracelet Watch. Handmade in Dublin, Ireland by the Rovada Watch Company. The famous Claddagh design dates back to the 16th Century. The hands represent friendship, the crown symbolises loyalty, and the heart of course is love.

Choose Quantity: Price: 

Banba Irish Ladies Silver Claddagh Bracelet Watch

  • Silver Plated Bracelet Watch
  • Claddagh design with Trinity Knots
  • Handcrafted in Dublin, Ireland by Rovada, a 100 year old family business
  • 2 Tone Matt & Shiny Silver plated
  • White dial with embossed silver claddagh
  • The claddagh represents friendship (hands), loyalty (crown) and love (heart)
  • Trinity Knot engravings on bracelet
  • Japanese Quartz Movement
  • Diameter 1" inch (25mm)
  • 3 Year Battery
  • 1 Year Guarantee
  • Supplied with presentation box

Brand

  • Rovada

Claddagh

The Hand signifies Friendship, the Crown Loyalty, and the Heart Love.

The tradition of the claddagh symbol dates back to the 16th Century when Richard Joyce , a native of Galway was captured by Algerian Corsairs while on his way to the West Indies.

He was sold as a slave to a wealthy Moorish Goldsmith who trained him in the craft. His master took a great liking to him and offered him his freedom which Richard happily accepted.

He returned to his native country and settled down in the ancient village of Claddagh, just outside Galway City, where he designed and made the first Claddagh ring. It soon became very popular with the local people as a Betrothal or Wedding Symbol.

Today, because of this tradition, the Claddagh continues to grow in popularity and is used internationally as a sign of great friendship and love.

Banba

Irish Earth Goddess. She was part of the triad that included Eriu and Folta (Fodla). They used magic to repel invaders.


Sections: 



Web Developed by Takeit-EC Copyright © 2012 Emerald Isle Gifts • Tel: (+353) 876 220 788
E-mail: salesReplace the word AT with the @ sign to send the emailemerald-isle-gifts.com • Last Updated: 18/05/2012