Connemara Marble Jewelry
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Connemara Marble Celtic Tara Brooch
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Now $59.95
Connemara Marble Cross Brooch
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Now $49.95
Connemara Marble Carved Trinity Knot Pendant
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Now $59.95
Trinity Knot Connemara Marble Ring
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Now $134.95
Connemara Marble Sterling Silver Basket Pendant
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Now $84.95
Connemara Marble Trinity Knot Pendant
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Now $64.95
Sterling Silver Connemara Marble Marcasite Ring
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Now $39.95
Sterling Silver Connemara Marble Trinity Knot Ring
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Now $99.95
Silver Connemara Marble Claddagh Ring
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Now $129.95
Connemara Marble Trinity Knot Drop Earrings
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Now $64.95
Trinity Knot Connemara Marble Cross Pendant
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Now $129.95
Marcasite & Connemara Marble Celtic Cross
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Now $239.95
Silver Connemara Marble Brigids Cross Pendant
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Connemara Marble Jewelry Ireland
At The Irish Store we have a stunning range of Connemara Marble Jewelry. At the outer reaches of Western Europe on the wild and rugged Atlantic coast, lies a magical hinterland that harbors Ireland's 900 million-year-old gemstone, Connemara Marble. Mined from the region's oldest quarry between the Twelve Bens Mountains and Roundstone Bog, our stunning range of Connemara jewelry is handcrafted and polished to perfection in Dublin. Make a striking addition to your Celtic jewelry collection with our 5 star rated Silver Connemara Marble Claddagh Ring or our Connemara Marble Trinity Knot Drop Earrings. Or browse our fine selection of distinctive Celtic jewelry pendants & necklaces. Precious Irish gifts to be cherished always.
Frequently Asked Questions About Connemara Marble Jewelry
Where is Connemara?
Connemara is a region on the west coast of County Galway. When you go there you cannot help but be bowled over by its stunning beauty. It boasts a wealth of mountains, lakes, coves and islands. Oscar Wilde famously described the region as possessing a “savage beauty”
Questions Is Connemara Marble Jewelry Unique to Ireland?
Yes it is. Connemara Marble is a rare form of marble which is unique to this particular region. Greenish in colour. Connemara marble is one of the rarest forms of marble in the world. Deposits date back some 600 million years!
The Connemara marble forms when limestone is heated under pressure. While the color is predominately green there are often shades of grey and brown seen throughout. 4000 year old axes made from Connemara Marble in the Stone Age can be seen in The National Museum of Ireland. Examples of Connemara Marble in architecture can be seen around the world including Wesminster Cathedral in London and the Senate Chamber and Senate Post Office of the State Capital Building, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
For those who want to carry a piece of history, our Connemara Marble Carved Trinity Knot Pendant beautifully showcases the timeless elegance of this rare stone.
What Does Connemara Mean?
The word Connemara comes from the Gaelic meaning “Inlets for the Sea”. Shop our unique collection of Connemara Marble at The Irish Store & own a truly unique piece of Ireland.
