I hope we continue to give each other Claddagh rings. My mam’s wedding ring is a Claddagh and both my sisters in law have Claddagh wedding rings also. I got mine on my 13 th birthday from my Auntie, still have it today but on my little finger. If i ever have a daughter I’ll give it to her :)
U can always by urself a claddagh ring, and start the family tradition if u dont have 1. Ive bought 1. Itll b given 2 my future nephew or niece. Considering me and dad were born and raised londoners (his parents born in cork). Id still like 2 c our irish roots heritage keep passing down. ❤
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I hope we continue to give each other Claddagh rings. My mam’s wedding ring is a Claddagh and both my sisters in law have Claddagh wedding rings also. I got mine on my 13 th birthday from my Auntie, still have it today but on my little finger.
If i ever have a daughter I’ll give it to her :)
Thats a lovely idea!
U can always by urself a claddagh ring, and start the family tradition if u dont have 1.
Ive bought 1. Itll b given 2 my future nephew or niece. Considering me and dad were born and raised londoners (his parents born in cork). Id still like 2 c our irish roots heritage keep passing down. ❤
Buy your ring in Galway. First made here by Fallers or Dillons.Nothing to do with Dublin. Dublin for Guinness.
I got mine for my 16th birthday it’s what I wanted because I love my heritage❤️
That’s interesting about what the gentleman said about it being left from Spain. Do you know if that is true?
I have a claddagh ring that my auntie gave me ❤
I have a cladder ring. It's my wedding ring. I am from Liverpool
It's not even Irish. 🙄