Add a classic symbol of love and affection to your vintage repertoire. Typically given as a gift, the Claddagh ring is a traditional Irish ring which represents love, loyalty, and friendship. The band ring is made from sterling silver and features heart charm at its center. Legend says that the story of the Claddagh is a story about lost love that was reunited, and the time apart did not cause love to fade. Made in Thailand by talented Khun Watsud, this ring is a meaningful gift for friends, family members and loved ones. NOTE: Due to the handcrafted nature of this product, differences in design, sizing and weight will occur from piece to piece. The exact measurements may vary slightly. Pictures may not be true to scale, please check the dimensions for the actual size.
ARTISAN STORY: Watsud, a skilled artisan from Lampang, Thailand, has mastered the art of creating sterling silver jewelry that seamlessly combines functionality with timeless appeal. Growing up surrounded by the rich culture and traditions of his hometown, Watsud developed a profound appreciation for handcrafted artistry. Her designs reflect a deep connection to his roots, offering pieces that resonate with everyday elegance and purpose. Watsud specializes in crafting sterling silver jewelry that enhances daily wear, blending durability with intricate detailing. Each piece is thoughtfully designed to be versatile, making it perfect for any occasion. Inspired by the world around him, she infuses his creations with a sense of individuality and cultural pride, ensuring that every piece tells a story. “My goal is to create jewelry that is meaningful and wearable,” Watsud shares. “I believe that true beauty lies in the balance between design and function. With every piece, I aim to capture that harmony and deliver something that brings joy to the wearer.” With a dedication to quality and a passion for craftsmanship, Watsud continues to create jewelry that celebrates both tradition and modernity, offering enduring styles that stand the test of time.” -Watsud