Ladies Claddagh Coat of Arms Ring

This Claddagh Coat of Arms Ring features the renowned Irish Claddagh’s hands, heart, and crown, along with a Celtic Knot in the middle of the shield.

Designing, displaying, and preserving coats of arms and heraldic badges is known as heraldry. Nearly 900 years have passed since the beginning of heraldry, yet it is still widely used today. In many cities and towns in Europe and other parts of the world, weapons are still used. An emblematic design found on a shield, escutcheon, surcoat, or tabard is known as a coat of arms.

When the majority of people lacked literacy and could only perceive a bold, striking, and straightforward design, heraldry first emerged. In medieval warfare, the usage of heraldry allowed warriors to tell one knight from another. As a result, they could tell who was a friend and who was an enemy. An individual’s coat of arms serves to identify, cover, and defend them. Because it was formerly shown on the front of a coat of cloth in European societies, the name is frequently pronounced “coatarmour.”

Weight Sterling Silver: 4 grams approx.

Weight 10K Gold: 4.5 grams approx.

Weight 14K Gold: 5 grams approx.

Width: 8.8 mm approx.

Height: 14.7 mm approx.