Products tagged with Irish accessories

A stunning scarf with tons of style!

The Anne pashmina is the perfect accessory, year round. Silky and soft, light and airy, beautifully designed and expertly woven, this pashmina scarf has it all!

Each pashmina has a luxurious feel, bold colors and

A shining Trinity bracelet for your Celtic jewelry collection!

This plated stretch bracelet is classic & stylish. It stretches to fit comfortably around almost any wrist. The repeating design of alternately placed trinity knots is pleasing to look at a

A beautiful scarf to show off your Celtic heritage in style!

The stunning Frances pashmina is the perfect go-to accessory. Whether you’d like to dress up for an evening out with friends, add a dash of color to your everyday outfit or want something lig

These Trinity knots sparkle & shine!

This plated stretch bracelet is classy & oh so stylish. It stretches to fit comfortably around almost any wrist. The repeating design of alternately placed trinity knots, with one shiny and the next sparkly, is plea

An in-store favorite, now available online!!!

The Rita pashmina scarf has been one of our most popular items for several years and it’s easy to see why. Beautifully woven, crafted with care and available in so many color options! They sell out quickly,

The Celtic Trinity knot. Tiny symbol with BIG meaning!

A fun design is featured on this plated stretch bracelet. It’s style is classic. It stretches to fit comfortably around almost any wrist. The repeating design of alternately placed, stacked little tr

The ever popular, always appreciated, Celtic Trinity Knot is the star of this fashion accessory.

This plated stretch bracelet is classic & stylish. It stretches to fit comfortably around almost any wrist. The repeating design of alternately placed trin

Timeless and charming, these Classic Claddagh Cufflinks represent Love, Loyalty and Friendship (heart crown hands). Celtic jewelry for the classic gentleman who appreciates the finer things in life.
Cufflinks are 15mm diameter
Hallmarked in Dublin Castle