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Large Celtic Cross. The Saint Munchin
10ct Gold wt 3.53 gm 1.5 inch long ¾ inch wide.

This is a most simple design with circle to crucifix.

The line and general design is taken from the Kilfenora and Murphy Crosses.

Price £185    (Click  photo to enlarge)          T1
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Gold Celtic Cross         The Saint Bernard
10ct Gold weighing 2.9 gm

This cross is 1.5 inches long and .75 wide
Again the design is simple and pure of line.

The rear of the cross is plain.

Cost £160       (Click  photo to enlarge)              T2
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Simple Celtic Design Crucifix

The Saint Rita at Naas
10ct Gold wt 1.9 gm
Length 1 3/16 Wide 10/16 inch
It is a simple and profound design proclaiming
A Christian faith.
Cost £70          (Click  photo to enlarge)          T3          
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The Cross    The Banna Strand at Kerry.
A replica of a small piece of jewellery found
at Banna Strand by a very young member of our
Family. The piece had been lashed by the waves of the
Atlantic Ocean. It conjured up memories of whom where and how.
It is a small 10ct gold cross with Connemara Marble inset to
one side. The reverse is etched with Celtic inscription.
.75 inch long and .5 wide Maybe a memory for you.
Cost £130         (Click photo to enlarge)                T4                                           
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Celtic Cross.    Saint Margaret of Antioch.

Similar to the Cross but larger in proportions
It is thicker at the end sections of the Cross
10ct Gold with Connamara Marble inset
Figured to the rear of the design
1 inch long and 11/16 wide

Cost £170        (Click photo to enlarge)                T5                                           
Celtic Cross with Emerald.           The Long Long Shore.
Again one of our designs with memories and
Design from the crosses at Glassnevin Cemetery .

Tradition with the added feature of a single emerald.The rear of the cross is plain
Size 1.25 by 1 inch overall in 10 ct gold

Cost £145        (Click photo to enlarge)                T6                                           
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The Claddagh Pendant.          The Loch Corrib.

Pendant given as a token of love and friendship.
There is no more to say. This particular piece takes its inspiration
from Loch Corrib.  One always thinks of friends on those shores.
Vast and free, just like friendship.
10ct Gold weighing 8.55gm. The piece is over 1 inch in diameter.

Cost £195        (Click photo to enlarge)                T7                                           
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The Patriot Game

A 14ct ct gold shamrock with trinity loops to the centre leafs.
The stem of the shamrock has three small diamonds inset into same.
Just above the stem we have placed a small emerald.
This is a delicate piece of fashion jewellery and will make a nice
unobtrusive piece for formal or everyday wear.
Cost £190       (Click photo to enlarge)                T8                                           
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         The Perry Square              Celtic Pendant

A simple 10ct gold pendant drawing its  inspiration from
the old Celtic drawings and figures on the grave ornaments
found in the old graveyard at  Perry Square Limerick.

To the centre of the pendant is situated a single emerald.

Cost £190.00       (Click photo to enlarge)             T9
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The Glenstall Abbey.
 
A 14ct white gold four leaf clover pendant with a single diamond
to the centre
The inner leafs have  simple trinity knots.
 
Overall a delicate and beautiful piece of jewellery.
 
Cost £190.00       (Click photo to enlarge)             T10
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                         The Mungret at Limerick
Celtic design pendant. 10 ct gold with dimensions of approximately one inch cross section.
The design is of interwoven loop and Celtic line as seen on the Kilfenora Cross.
The design is the same to front and rear.

Cost £180.00       (Click photo to enlarge)             T11
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                             The Saint Bridget’s Cross
Brigid's crosses are associated with Bridget of Kildare who is venerated as one of the patron saints of Ireland. The crosses are traditionally made on February 1st which in the Irish Language Lá Fhéile Bhríde (St. Brigid's feast day), the day of her Liturgical Celebrations.  This feast coincides with the more ancient one of her pagan namesake
This is a simple 10ct cross of the traditional manner
Cost ££95.00    (Click photo to enlarge)                T12
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                                     The River Corrib.
10 ct Gold  Onyx Fob with a centre piece of ‘ Claddagh Insignia
The design and customs associated with it originated in the Irish fishing village of Claddagh located just outside the city of  Galway. The ring was first produced in the 17th century during the reign of Queen  Mary 11, though elements of the design are much older.
The fob section of the Onyx is surrounded in a gold case. The case swivals to give the same insignia  to both back and front
Cost £200.00   (Click to enlarge photo)                     T13
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The Irish Kings Tara Brooch.  Traditional Tara Brooch
The Tara Brooch is considered one of the most important extant artifacts of early Christian-era Irish  Insular Art and is displayed in the National Museum of Ireland in Dublin
Created in about 700 AD, the seven-inch long brooch is composed primarily of silver gilt and is embellished with intricate abstract decoration (termed "Irish interlace" or Celtic Knotwork.) both front and back. The beads contain images of over 20 wolves' heads and dragons' faces.
The brooch is named after the Hill of Tara, seat of the mythological High Kings of Ireland .
Our Brooch as in all our designs utilises the familiar knotwork and interlace
10ct Gold weighing 6.53 gms Length approximately two inches and one and a quarter inch diameter  Our Flagship
Cost £180.00      (click to enlarge photo)                     T14
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                         The Silver Tara Brooch.

                   Similar in all respects to the Gold Tara.
                           Produced in sterling silver.

Cost £50.00   (Click to enlarge photo)                         T15
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 The Cross (Silver)             The Banna Strand at Kerry
A replica of a small piece of jewellery found
At Banna Strand by a very young member of our
Family. The piece had been lashed by the waves of the
Atlantic Ocean. It conjured up memories of whom where and how.
It is a small Sterling Silver cross with Connemara Marble inset to
One side. The reverse is etched with Celtic inscription.
.75 inch long and .5 wide     Maybe a memory for you.
Cost £34.00   (Click to enlarge photo)                          T16
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Celtic Cross.            Saint Margaret of Antioch.
Similar to the Cross but larger in proportions
It is thicker at the end sections of the Cross
Sterling Silver with Connamara Marble inset
Figured to the rear of the design
1 inch long and 11/16 wide
Produced in Sterling Silver
Cost £50.00   (Click to enlarge photo)                          T17
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Large Celtic Cross.              The Saint Munchin (Sterling Silver)

Sterling Silver 1.5 inch long ¾ inch wide
This is a most simple design with circle to crucifix
The line and general design is taken from the Kilfenora
And Murphy Crosses

Cost £47.50   (Click to enlarge photo)                          T18
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          Simple Celtic Design Crucifix (Sterling Silver)

                      The Saint Rita at Naas
Length 1 3/16 Wide 10/16 inch
It is a simple and profound design proclaiming
A Christian faith.

Cost £35.00      (Click to enlarge photo)                       T19
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  Sterling Silver Celtic Cross        The Saint Bernard

This cross is 1.5 inches long and .75 wide
Again the design is simple and pure of line.
The rear of the cross is plain.

Cost £34.00      (Click to enlarge photo)                       T20
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The Claddagh Pendant (Sterling Silver). The Loch Corrib.
Pendant given as a token of love and friendship.
There is no more to say. This particular piece takes its inspiration
from Loch Corrib.  One always thinks of friends on those shores.
Vast and free, just like friendship.
Sterling Silver. The piece is over one inch in diameter.

Cost £49.00      (Click to enlarge photo)                       T21
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                   The Mungret College Cross
        Named after the Famous College at Limerick
Formed of a 10 ct Gold Cross front mounted to a Sterling Silver rectangular back, slightly curved. When viewed from the other side of the silver rectangle. The cross is still visible but forms a smaller but perfectly formed cross.
                       This is a lovely piece of jewellery
Cost £90.00      (Click to enlarge photo)                       T22
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                            The Watergate Cross.  
Designed to commemorate the numerous individuals who had
to flee their homes during the Great Famine
Watergate was adjacent to the jetty from where they set sail on their
perilous journeys, never to return to their native land.
A 10 ct gold cross with some simple motif surrounded by a sterling silver cross forming two crosses .
The return side has no inscription but forms two simple crosses
Designer Rita Toomey.    
Cost £140.00      (Click to enlarge photo)                       T23
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                            The Kerry Shawl  Pendant
Designed on a the theme of a simple shawl pin, as seen on
the shawl of an old woman.  The lady was huddled at the side of the road with the shawl wrapped  around her, as a shelter from the rain.
We stopped to give her a lift and my abiding memory was the small piece of gold on the shawl.  Was this her greatest  possession. I will never know.
Fiarna Kennedy.
A never ending 10 ct gold rope with an emerald to the centre          
Cost £110.00      (Click to enlarge photo)                       T24
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                    The Saint Bridget’s Cross (Silver)
Bridgetss crosses are associated with Bridget of Kildare who is venerated as one of the patron saints of Ireland. The crosses are traditionally made on February 1st which in the Irish Language Lá Fhéile Bhríde (St. Brigid's feast day), the day of her Liturgical Celebrations.  This feast coincides with the more ancient one of her pagan namesake
This is a simple sterling silvert cross of the traditional manner              
Cost £35.00      (Click to enlarge photo)                       T25
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                                      The  Nation
10 ct Gold Pendant weighing 2.9 gm.  with an average diameter of one inch. This piece of jewellery brings together all our various design features. It was a collective design.  We wished to achieve an instant recognition of all that is Celtic. We think this piece embodies the historical aspect of out nation from pagan  to modern times.  
‘When boyhood fire was in our blood we read of ancient freemen’               
Cost £90.00        (Click to enlarge photo)                       T26
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                                      The Mungret at Limerick
Celtic design pendant.  Similar in all aspects to the gold pendant
but produced in sterling silver with dimensions of approximately one inch cross section. The design is of interwoven loop and Celtic line as seen on the Kilfenora Cross.
The design is the same front and rear.

Cost £45.00      (Click to enlarge photo)                        T27
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                                  The Battle Brooch
                   Based on the older Tara Brooch design.
Designed to hold the cloak shut or pinned over the shoulder.
This is a significant design and we want the wearer or purchaser to
make up their own mind as to what significance it has for them.
It is purposefully designed to look rugged, as if it has seen and fought it own battles.                                             Shauna Kennedy
Cost £60.00      (Click to enlarge photo)                        T28
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                   The Bodenstown  ( Wolf Tone)
                    Designed by Dan Toomey
           A vision for Ireland which has been fulfilled.
     Men and Women should always follow their inner light
Wolf Tone died from a wound that he received after being sentenced to death for his part in the Irish Rebellion of 1798.
Small Celtic Cross in 10ct weighing 2.5 gm
Simplistic design to the front of the cross with an emerald to the centre.
The rear is without decoration.
Cost £90.00      (Click to enlarge photo)                        T29
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Long Long Shore