What does a Claddagh mean as a christening gift?

A Claddagh christening gift symbolises love (heart), loyalty (crown) and friendship (hands) — three values to guide the child through life. Gifting a Claddagh piece at a christening is a deeply Irish tradition, expressing the wish that the child will always be surrounded by love and loyal friendship.

Are Irish christening gifts suitable for non-religious occasions?

Absolutely. Many of our christening gifts — including Aran baby blankets, Connemara marble keepsakes and personalised silver frames — are equally beautiful as new baby gifts or naming ceremony presents, regardless of religious background.

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Irish Shamrock Baby Blanket

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Sterling Silver Claddagh Baby Bangle

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Irish Christening Gifts — Authentic & Handcrafted in Ireland

A christening is one of life's most precious milestones — a moment to welcome a new life into the world and celebrate with family and friends. At The Irish Store, our collection of Irish christening gifts has been carefully curated to mark this special occasion with authentic pieces handcrafted in Ireland, each carrying deep cultural and spiritual meaning.

Irish Christening Gifts — Frequently Asked Questions

What is a traditional Irish christening gift?

Our most traditional Irish Christening gift is our beautifully crafted Sterling Silver Claddagh Baby Bangle. Our 5 star rated Irish Shamrock Baby Blanket is also hugely popular.

How quickly can you deliver Irish christening gifts to the USA?

We ship all Irish christening gifts directly from Dublin, Ireland. Standard shipping to the USA takes 5–9 days and costs $19.95. Express shipping is available for faster delivery. Free returns on all orders. See our delivery information page for full details. We recommend ordering at least 10 days before the christening date.